Lost in the T-shirt battle is what really matters: President George W. Bush's failure to tell the nation about the true costs of the war.
Regions / Middle East & North Africa
Lost amidst the predictably negative reaction to the victory by Hamas in the Palestinian parliamentary elections is the crucial role that the U.S. government had in bringing the radical Islamist group to power.
Bush's proposal on oil doesn't go far enough.
Iran is not the only major challenge to the NPT regime.
A critical evaluation of President Bush's State of the Union address highlights inconsistencies and contradictions in the Bush administration's foreign policy.
U.S. foreign policy and U.S. democracy.
With the U.S. military under siege in Iraq, and polls running heavily against the White House's Middle East version of Vietnam, are military strike plans on Iran just bluster and so much talk?
As long as the social and economic conditions remain along with 138,000 U.S. troops, there will be a movement in Iraq and throughout the Arab world that will oppose the U.S., and the spectrum of that opposition will be one that includes those who commit acts of terrorism.
How to bring the troops home and internationalize the peace.
Iraq: No End In Sight