Still No Peace
Despite his recent visit to the region, President Bushs policy is still undermining Israeli-Palestinian peace.
McCain’s Two Wars
On both Iraq and climate change, John McCain supports the Bush status quo.
For an Iran Policy, More Nixon, Less Bush
Our future president will do well in remembering Richard Nixon’s approach to international politics, which, while often callous, was focused on clear end-goals for our nation.
Iraq Outlook 2008
The “surge” has been crafted on a foundation that can topple at any moment, leaving its “success” in doubt.
Bush’s Israel Problem — And Ours
The fear factor prevents an easy solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict. What are Israeli Jews afraid of?
Best of Bush 2007
Bushs foreign policy wasnt a complete wash. As Monty Python says: always look on the bright side of life.
Bush Still Spinning Nukes in Iran
Despite the perception that the NIE halted the possibility of war in Iran, we all need to be organizing to shut down the Administration’s war mongering. This season of peace demands no less.
Hemispheric Hypocrisy
As Latin America’s leftward political shift grows deeper roots, U.S. influence over the region is declining.
Engaging Syria: We’d Be Crazy Not To
Some suggest we’d be crazy to negotiate with people like Ahmadinejad and Assad. But with the specter of WWW III on the horizon, we’d be crazy not to.
My Meeting with Ahmadinejad
The Iranian president’s religiously charged rhetoric is often incoherent and inflammatory, but is he really a threat to the United States?
Annotate This… President Bush’s Sept 13 Speech to the Nation on Iraq
In this edition of Annotate This… Stephen Zunes and Erik Leaver analyze Bush’s statements and offer an alternative interpretation of the situation on the ground.
Bush Won’t Stop the Bucks
Trying to paper over political problems in Iraq by sinking additional American greenbacks into military operations misses the point entirely.
The Dangers of Scolding an Embattled Arab Leader
The last few days have brought a flurry of tense words between the Bush administration and Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki. Make no mistake: these words are dangerous.
Listen To The World A Minute, Please
A majority of Americans and the world want a change in Bush’s failed foreign policy.
Victory in Iraq?
While the American people are seeking a way to bring the troops home from Iraq, the President and his administration are aiming to stay for much longer.