U.S. Steps Up Efforts to Prolong Iraq Occupation
UFPJ Talking Points #59: U.S. trying to “legalize” permanent occupation of Iraq; Shifting discourse on Israel-Palestine
UFPJ Talking Points #59: U.S. trying to “legalize” permanent occupation of Iraq; Shifting discourse on Israel-Palestine
Although Iraq is the defining foreign policy issue so far in the presidential race, China will no doubt be smuggled into the election through this rather stark contrast between the Republicans and Democrats over trade.
George W. Bush has probably pushed more people to the left than Noam Chomsky.
Kosovo has declared its independence from Serbia. But there are still a few obstacles in the path of statehood.
There should be no returning to the unsustainable status quo at the East Asia Summit.
Like a bad cold that won’t go away, the Kosovo question continues to plague international diplomacy long after it was expected that it would be resolved.
With the policymakers who have steered our country in the wrong direction absent from Washington, now is the time for YOU to start making US foreign policy.
Although we are currently considered revisionist historians, I believe that my End of Empire books definitively establish that the financial crisis that the United States experienced in 2007 was the key element in destroying our position in the world.
Activists need to be wary of their intentions and not let them co-opt the message that it’s time for withdrawal.
UFPJ Talking Points #50: A victory for the anti-war forces.
Vol. 2, No. 17
Vol. 2, No. 16
While the U.S. debates whether a civil war is raging in Iraq, the UN estimates that 2.6 million Iraqis have fled violence in their country causing a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions.
Vol. 2, No. 10
UFPJ Talking Points #48: It would be a preventive attack, a violation of international law.