Obama needs to shift away from his predecessor and usher in a new era of U.S. security policy.
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On the eve of Copenhagen, momentum is still falling short of what's needed to prevent disaster. And Africa will feel the effects most of all.
In addition to creating an existential threat to the planet and its people, rapidly accelerating climate change is a security challenge.
Grassroots leaders provide solutions for a just foreign policy in Africa.
It costs $250 billion a year to maintain the U.S. empire.
In its fight against the Taliban, the Pakistani government is battling a creature of its own making.
The Bank's management tried to stifle an internal report that found that its funds are vulnerable to theft and diversion.
U.S. security requires that policymakers take a broader view of Africa's security needs and a multilateral approach to addressing them.
Predators, reapers, and imperial graveyards: Washington's language betrays its stubborn imperial ambitions.
Why is South Korean military spending going up even at a time of global recession?