Yalta, 75 Years Later: What Should Be Remembered?
Global leadership is messy and requires balancing competing objectives and making imperfect decisions under serious constraints. That is as true ...
Tag: United States
US Migration ‘Protection’ Protocols Lead to Violence Instead
The US' Central American immigration policies are heightening the already high levels of violence faced by migrants.
The Unites States Needs to Impeach the Status Quo
The recent impeachment trial reveals the political dangers of partisan led attacks on a corrupt system.
For Once, Let People of Color Take Charge of Their Stories
People of color are still struggling to present their narratives. For once, let those who’ve lived the experiences take charge of ...
What Past Impeachments Reveal About Trump’s Future Legacy
Trump's impeachment may potentially have little impact on the November elections, but in the long term, every impeached president’s historical ...
What Will Be Left of UK’s Foreign Ties After Brexit?
The UK has had historically close ties with the US, Europe, and its former imperial colonies but a different world ...
Why the US Needs to Think About Impeachment Differently
Whether President Trump was actually impeached and removed will, in the long run, be less important than the debate the nation had ...
Pompeo to Visit Minsk: Why Is the US Defrosting Ties With Belarus?
Pompeo’s upcoming visit signals to Belarus that Washington recognizes the country's strategic importance and the necessity to work with Belarus ...
Trump’s Middle East ‘Peace’ Plan Is Shameful and Dangerous
Trump's proposed 'peace' plan, besides being a farce, is dangerous and could add a heavy dose of instability to what ...
New Arms Exports Rule Will Spread US Gun Violence Beyond Borders
A new rule to reduce oversight on US arms exports opens the floodgates for America’s toxic and dangerous gun policies to the ...
United States Must Address ‘Socially Accepted’ Anti-Semitism
Violence against Jewish communities emerges through 'socially accepted' anti-Semitism: public comments and assumptions made without a cringe.
Trump’s Most Ambitious Environmental Rollback Yet
Last week, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the National Environmental Policy Act, the Trump administration set its deregulatory ...
Institutional Shareholders Must Stand Up to Corporate Political Spending
In corporate America, shareholders should have the tools to limit corporate political spending. This is essential for creating a just ...
America’s Foreign Policy Goulash, Missing Ingredients, and Today’s Dilemma
The United States has a permanent tilt toward war and away from diplomacy and peace.
Soleimani’s Killing Provides Turkey with Opportunity to Repair Ties with US
The US killing of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani provides Ankara with the unique opportunity to restore its deteriorating relations with ...
Iran, Foreign Policy, and Morality: What the US Needs to Learn
If Washington had embraced morality and international law in its dealings with Iran since WWII, it would have resulted in ...
Was General Soleimani’s Assassination a Sound Decision?
With the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, Trump might have inadvertently helped the Islamic Republic to resuscitate declining public support.
Iraq’s Misguided Response to Soleimani’s Elimination
After nearly two decades of foreign military, paramilitary, and political contests on their soil, Iraqis’ outrage toward the US for ...
Trump’s Act of War Opens New Chapter of Turbulence for America Abroad
With the killing of Iranian General Soleimani, Trump has opened a new chapter of turbulence and pain for America abroad. ...
Free Association: The Political Option that Can Save Puerto Rico
A free association status for Puerto Rico can conclude a seemingly endless, divisive, and sometimes vicious debate. It is the ...
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