FPIF contributor Jon Letman interviewed Tulsi Gabbard shortly before she won her congressional race in Hawaii’s second district. Gabbard, who will be the first Hindu to serve in the U.S. Congress, ran on winding down the U.S. role in Afghanistan ahead of schedule. But when it came to drones and the military spending, Letman didn’t throw a single softball.
The CIA remains as devoted to cruelty as ever.
Just because someone is a “militant” doesn’t mean that killing him or her is lawful.
The big question for foreign policy is whether Legacy Obama will be a bolder advocate for peace than the disappointing Campaign Obama. The president will need to recast a foreign policy that has been weak or downright contradictory in standing up for the principles he himself has espoused.
Serbian political cartoonist Aleksandar Zograf digs into the substratum of human experience, what lies beneath consciousness.
It’s difficult to understand why Aung San Suu Kyi dodges ethnic issues.
The ease with which we’ve accepted drone attacks bodes ill for the future.
“Euroskepticism” has crept into the hearts of eastern Europeans.
The larger question facing our nation about the U.S. role in the world and how the candidates themselves would define what is in the national security interest of the United States was almost completely ignored.
Meanwhile, “Yugonostalgia” has been all the rage among a certain class of cognoscenti over the last few years.