Is the UN the Right Place to Talk About Climate?
Like Bonn, the UN has its limitations.
Like Bonn, the UN has its limitations.
Sanctions don’t work. Diplomacy does.
Self-righteous human rights attacks on other countries don’t help mask glaring needs at home, particularly food and shelter for millions.
By supporting Morocco’s illegal annexation of Western Sahara, the Senate is establishing a dangerous precedent in international relations.
On the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day: the good, the bad, and the potentially ugly.
Smoking prevention is fundamental to the long-term efficacy of the health-care system at large.
The military response to the Somali pirates has only increased their asking price.
A response to David Castonguay’s In Praise of Warlords.
It’s time to hold those responsible for last year’s blood-bath in Sri Lanka accountable for their war crimes.
The UN voted on the Goldstone Report last week. But where was U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice?
A new report gives the impression that the opium trade is the main reason why the Taliban are gaining in strength, absolving the United States and NATO of their own responsibility in fomenting the insurgency.
The dangers of another, even greater, U.S. escalation in Afghanistan are rising; the continuing war in Iraq is exploding anew; the possibilities-but-still-dangers in U.S. engagement with Iran remain hopeful but tense; and U.S. diplomatic engagement in the Middle East is still designed to fail.
Will Obama follow precedent when it comes to Cuba?
Let the games begin.
US threw a protective arm around Israel, but failed to stop the UN Human Rights Council from endorsing accountability efforts.