Proxy wars in prison cells of Pakistan and India

Foreign members of the International People's Tribunal (IPT) that convened Aug. 19 in Quezon City have urged the international community to support the Filipino people's move to force the resignation of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. They also ...

In recent years, conservative and liberal reaction to President Barack Obama's national security policies has often converged. Conservatives note that Obama has continued (or expanded) many of the Bush-Cheney policies and methodsdrones, indefinite ...

UPDATE [from Dave Weigel]: Many thanks to Emma for putting this up. Watching it, I couldn't pull my eyes away from a graf that either represents a policy shift or a huge lie. As a matter of policy, the preference of the United States is to ...

From both the left and the right, three common misperceptions have emerged about US foreign policy: First, that the global war on terror has become a perpetual state of affairs; second, that no strategy is available to end this conflict in the near ...

― As bad as recent revelations now look regarding the tragic situation in Benghazi, President Obama and his circle of Administration, campaign and not-for-profit officials have a more serious set of problems that begs for thorough investigation.

Candidates hold U.S. flags during a naturalization ceremony to become new U.S. Citizens at Convention Center in Los Angeles, California February 27, 2013 WASHINGTON: A Senate panel on Tuesday approved legislation to give millions of illegal ...

The Pentagon said that according to American and international law the U.S. military can kill and capture people on foreign soil which the United States considers its enemies. Assistant Secretary of Defense Michael Sheehan and Acting General Counsel ...

Tagore believed lasting global peace cannot be secured without a meeting between the East and the West despite the differences. Did Rabindranath Tagore make a mistake by meeting Italian dictator Benito Mussolini in Rome and seeking financial help ...

When 16th and 17th century European explorers sailed west in pursuit of a trade route to Asia, their search for a Northwest Passage was foiled by Arctic ice. Five hundred years later, melting icecaps have set off a global race to control new ...