The United States can’t compensate for the ineffectiveness of sanctions against Iran by bombing it instead.
The United States can’t compensate for the ineffectiveness of sanctions against Iran by bombing it instead.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the United States’ old allies in the Mid-East’s southern are likely to wield less influence in the future than the northern tier, which includes Turkey, Iran, and Syria.
In its 2011 budget, the White House asked for over $80 million in military programs for Africa, while freezing or reducing aid packages aimed at civilians.
Costa Ricans are both frightened and reassured by the 46 U.S. warships and 7,000 U.S. Marines patrolling its shores.
Sri Lankan minister huger strike against UN human rights investigation perverts turns civil disobedience inside out.
Our intervention in Afghanistan should evoke a national soul-searching, as we thought we did after Vietnam.
The blank check Israel has enjoyed from the US all these years is about to be torn up.
When it comes to who to retaliate against and how, a nuclear-terror attack presents an almost insoluble dilemma.
You wouldn’t be surprised that the Ghazi force, and not the Taliban, are behind recent attacks in Pakistan’s capital city if you knew the story of the Red Mosque and its late leader.
The breast-feeding fatwa may have made a laughingstock of the sheik who issued it. But it’s indicative of the strange ways in which the minds of male theologians of all religions work.