Take Syria Seriously--And Stay Out
Commentary
Why start another body count in a Middle East conflict with no direct relationship to U.S. security?
Commentary
Why start another body count in a Middle East conflict with no direct relationship to U.S. security?
Blog
For many the decomposition of Yugoslavia into its constituent republics in the early 1990s was anything but smooth.
Commentary
Hope and history are sisters: one looks forward and one looks back, and they make the world spacious enough to move through freely.
Blog
A resolution to that end may be just sound and fury.
Column
The rise of Japan's reactionary right suggests that the country has yet to come to terms with its actions in World War II.
Video / Event
The U.S. has increasingly used unmanned drones in the war in Afghanistan and in Pakistan. These attacks have killed an estimated 50 civilians for every targeted al-Qaeda or Taliban leader.
The United States has increasingly used unmanned drones in the war in Afghanistan and in Pakistan. These drone attacks have killed an estimated 50 civilians for every targeted al-Qaeda or Taliban leader. These attacks have increased anti-American sentiment, particularly in Pakistan, where 64 percent of the country views the United States -- not al-Qaeda or the Taliban -- as the enemy.
On October 6, 2010, Code Pink, Foreign Policy In Focus, and Pax Christi held a mock drone attack in Dupont Circle in Washington, DC.
John Feffer, "Mock Drone Attack" (Washington, DC: Foreign Policy In Focus, October 8, 2010).