No U.S. administration in the past 17 years has deigned it important enough to press either Algeria or France to investigate.
Algeria’s Trappist Monk Massacre: The Case That Won’t Go Away
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U.S. Tactical Nuclear Weapons More an Irritant Than Deterrent
Tactical nuclear weapons can only further complicate Pakistan-India relations.
Germans Shocked That Obama Allowed NSA Free Rein
The NSA’s access to data clouds in Europe is news to most Europeans.
Surveillance State Is Only New to Whites
The surveillance state stops being okay when it goes from racist to all-encompassing.
Russia and China Fail to Meet Minimum Standards in Human Trafficking
As a consequence, the U.S. could theoretically withdraw non-humanitarian and non-trade aid.
Hydrofluorocarbons: Finally, Something the U.S. and China Can Agree On
During their recent summit, Presidents Obama and Xi Jinping made strides to reduce their production.
Africa Policy Leaders Demand a New Direction in President Obama’s Policy toward the African Continent
As President Obama plans trip to Senegal, Tanzania, and South Africa, a press conference at the National Press Club will give voice to those calling for change in his Africa policy.
The Empire’s New Clothes: “Humanitarian Intervention” Stripped Bare
Significant segments of the U.S. public are not falling for this ploy.
Republicans Perpetuate Myths About Missile Defense to Keep Cold War Alive
Missile defense hasn’t outlived its usefulness because it never had any.
Iran’s Election Nuclear, But Not Nuked
Before the election, Rohani’s words to the West were conciliatory.