In Portugal’s elections, Left parties garnered more than 50 percent of the vote and austerity took a major hit.
Seizure of Kunduz Another Sign of Taliban’s Inevitability
If the Taliban were allowed to assume command of the Afghan ship of state, it might ameliorate its harsh ways.
Kunduz Begs Question of Why U.S. Is in Afghanistan
What purpose is served by continued U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan?
The Iran Policy Oversight Act of 2015
A prescription for fueling an intensified Middle-East arms race.
Recent International Cooperation Bodes Well for UN
The recent multinational agreement with Iran, along with the calamitous consequences of US military intervention in the Middle East, challenge the frozen notions that have dominated US foreign policy.
Nuclear Weapons: Not Just a Means to an End, But an End Itself
More than just a deterrent, nuclear weapons are the cornerstone of imperialism.
Pope Francis’s Rhetoric Almost Too Good to Be True
The speeches and encyclicals of Pope Francis are almost like the fulfillment of a fantasy for left-leaning individuals everywhere.
Romania’s Missed Opportunity
By failing to implement economic reforms, Romania lagged behind the rest of East-Central Europe.
Germany Shames U.S. With Its Policies Toward Refugees, China, and Russia
Despite risks to domestic politics and local administration, Germany is opening its gates to vast numbers of refugees.
On Eve of UN Climate Change Conference, Promising News About Global Warming
Were it not for Republicans, developments to mitigate global warming would be cause for celebration.