US foreign policy

As the migrant justice movement gets away from the divisive notion of “who deserves to stay,” we must also tackle the question of why people are migrating in the …

If the Obama administration wants to improve its relations with the region, it could start by joining the rest of the hemisphere in accepting the results of democratic elections.

Sixty years ago this month the American Etao unleashed its unprecedented fury at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands.

US diplomats and functionaries and citizens have to get out from behind our walls, out from behind the 5-minute glass, feel the pain we have caused.

The least we should do is stand with the Greeks and not allow Turkey to go unpunished for its atrocity in Cyprus.

The United States cannot legitimately lead an international response to the illegal Russian aggression in Ukraine until it abides by international law itself.

In Texas and everywhere else, a realistic politics should challenge not only obvious opponents on the right, but untrustworthy allies in the center.

Foreign policy commentator and author William Blum discusses his latest book, “America's Deadliest Export: Democracy, The Truth about US Foreign Policy and Everything Else,” the real threat to US …

Chomsky met with Fukushima survivors, including families who evacuated the area after the meltdown.

Admittedly this is happening in states both new to democratic politics and deeply divided along ideological lines.