Dancing in the Earthquake
November 7, 2007 | Rabbi Arthur Waskow looks at the ferment within the major U.S. religious communities as they struggle over Middle East policy.
Articles by John Feffer
Siachen: A Ridge Too Far
November 6, 2007 | Can India and Pakistan bury the hatchet in a territorial dispute over the worlds highest battle zone?
The Taiwan that Roared
November 6, 2007 | For all the vibrancy of Taiwanese politics and the high performance of Taiwan’s economy, the island is something of an embarrassment to the international community. Taiwan looks like a state. It acts like a state. But only two dozen other countries recognize Taiwan as a state.
How Much is Enough?
November 5, 2007 | Columnist Frida Berrigan wonders, what ever happened to peace, love, and cutting the U.S. military budget?
Big Red Checkbook
November 5, 2007 | China is simply doing what the United States did during the cold war: cozying up to the powerful, extracting resources, and buying influence
Running Against the West
November 2, 2007 | In the upcoming Russian elections, the only real opponent that Putins party is facing has no face, no name, and no spot on the ballot.
Support Taiwan’s Democracy
October 31, 2007 | The United States should not abandon Taiwan at its time of need, argues Ian William.
America’s Rogue Ally
October 31, 2007 | Taiwan's uncompromising push for independence is destabilizing the region, argues Yu Bin.
Plan Mexico
October 29, 2007 | Two men, a plan, an alliance: disaster. Columnist Laura Carlsen reports on the next phase of U.S.-Mexican relations.
A Modest Proposal
October 29, 2007 | When the Bush administration tried earlier to push through a comprehensive immigration reform bill, anti-immigrant groups unleashed a grassroots protest over the proposed amnesty measures and helped to defeat the bill.