US foreign policy

At a people's tribunal, jurors condemned the Philippine and US governments for human rights violations against the Filipino people.

Democracy in the region has continuously been deemed a threat by Washington, so much so that state terror has been used to crush it.

With billions of dollars for Afghanistan reconstruction unaccounted for, there is a strong possibility that the US is repeating its military mistakes of old.

Our foreign policy should not be what US corporations benefit from, it should be about the self-determination of the Venezuelan people.

Three prominent policy analysts share perspectives on the true aims of the US-led invasion of Iraq and the ongoing crisis.

It is often alleged that the basis for U.S.-Israeli relations lies in “shared concerns and interests.” What really holds the relationship together is a systemic aspect of American politics.

In a new book, Patrick Cockburn looks at the legacy of recent wars in the Middle East.

During the last two weeks of December, the US countered three different efforts designed to affirm Palestinian rights.

The Arab Spring didn't stop US support for friendly despots.

Dan Falcone revisits some of his best interview questions to Noam Chomsky.