It’s cause for celebration whenever subconscious motives breach the perimeter of international relations.
Our Iran Policy on the Couch
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The Right’s Curious Nostalgia for Military Rule
Neoconservatives are finding the entry of a Muslim Brotherhood candidate in the race for Egypt’s presidency hard to swallow.
Unexpected Nomination by Obama for World Bank Chief
WASHINGTON, March 23, 2012 (IPS) – In a surprise to many development and finance experts here on Friday, U.S. President Barack Obama nominated Jim Yong Kim, a relatively unknown but highly regarded international health specialist to become the next president of the World Bank.
A Bromance Made in Hell: When Mitt Met Bibi
Mitt Romney and Benjamin Netanyahu’s views on governing are mirrored by their views on investment management.
Salafists Could Roll Arab Spring Back to Arab Winter
Mitt Romney and Benjamin Netanyahu’s views on governing are mirrored by their views on investment management.
Jamming the NSA
Declare jihad on illegal surveillance.
April 17: Global Day of Reckoning
The time has come, once and for all, to realign our priorities to address the crises impacting our troubled world.
A Test Case on Iran Sanctions
A whistleblower alleges death threats.
America’s Sanctions Hit Home
A recent federal case against an American charitable organization reveals the unfortunate state of affairs for Muslim Americans, the squandered potential of citizen diplomacy, and the legal and practical problems posed by economic sanctions against Iran.
Many Share Blame With Sgt. Bales for Killing of 17 Afghans
Guilt for the 17 Afghan civilians that Sgt. Bales was alleged to have killed is shared by many Americans.