American Foreign Policy

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• Hillary’s Debacle as Honduran Democracy is Served Up

  
  latinopoliticsblog.com — Authority: 464
  One issue that has been of recent concern on this blog is the coup and pending elections in Honduras tomorrow. It has been five months since the de facto rulers of Honduras have ousted the democratically elected Mel Zelaya with the military, illegally exiling him instead of him being charged through a court of ...
  21 hours ago

• The End of History or a History of the End?

  
  American Conservative Daily — Authority: 458
  A few years ago, Francis Fukuyama was widely criticized for his book claiming that mankind had seen “ The End of History .” Fukuyama contended that liberal democracy had won the debate over which system was best and, therefore, there was necessary no more “moving forward” for man’s social order. While ...
  1 day ago

• Foreign Policy: Playing Our Cards Right With India

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 175
  What should we make of the kerfuffle over the Indian Prime Ministers state visit to Washington today? Manmohan Singhs summit with President Obama, scheduled in part to offset the presidents unfortunate decision not to visit India on his first Asian tour, has been plagued by disappointment in Delhi. India does not ...
  3 days ago

• ANALYSIS: Obama takes a bow, but applause is weak

  
  American Conservative Daily — Authority: 458
  President Obamas deep bow to Japanese Emperor Akihito last week may be the most enduring image from his first trip to Asia, but not because it provided easy fodder for jabs from the right-wing talk machine. Displays of humility have become a central element of Mr. Obamas new approach to American foreign policy, a ...
  1 week ago

• ANALYSIS: Obama’s global posture bows to delayed gratification

  
  American Conservative Daily — Authority: 458
  ANALYSIS: President Obamas deep bow to the Japanese Emperor Akihito last week may be the most enduring image from his first trip to Asia, but not because it provided easy fodder for jabs from the right-wing talk machine. Displays of humility have become a central element of Mr. Obamas new approach to American foreign ...
  1 week ago

• Fire, ready, aim

  
  progressive involvement — Authority: 138
  David Broder in the Washington Post: It is evident from the length of this deliberative process and from the flood of leaks that have emerged from Kabul and Washington that the perfect course of action does not exist. Given that reality, the urgent necessity is to make a decision -- whether or not it is right . ...
  1 week ago

• Women’s Rights & Reproductive Freedoms Under Attack with Honduran Coup

  
  latinopoliticsblog.com — Authority: 464
  One issue that has been brought to my attention regarding the recent posts that Seneca has contributed about the Honduras issue is basic women’s rights. This issue should be particularly appealing to Secretary Clinton, as fourteen years ago, she said, “ Women’s rights are human rights.” Several ...
  1 week ago

• The Israeli Occupation of America: How Israel Gained Control of American Foreign Policy and Public Opinion

  
  Qwaider Planet — Authority: 170
  By Hesham Tillawi, PhD ”Israel need not apologize for the assassination or destruction of those who seek to destroy it. The first order of business for any country is the protection of its people.”Washington Read More......( read more )
  2 weeks ago

• The Iran Hostage Crisis – 30 Years After

  
  Stopping to smell the roses — Authority: 424
  For 444 days, from November 4, 1979 to January 20, 1981, 53 Americans were held hostage by militant Iranian students in the U.S. Embassy in Teheran that would soon be part of the American vernacular as the Iran Hostage Crisis. It wasn’t America’s first major policy blunder in the Middle East that allowed the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Mixed Signals on Honduras & Clinton’s position

  
  latinopoliticsblog.com — Authority: 464
  Seneca’s latest blog post where he describes the current situation in Honduras has garnered much attention. Some commenters feel that the situation in Honduras reflects Secretary of State Clinton’s leadership issues and a lack of direction for Latin American foreign policy in the Obama administration. This ...
  2 weeks ago

• If doing nothing is insane, what, then, must be done?

  
  Realistic Dove — Authority: 115
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  2 weeks ago

• Seneca on Obama Administration’s Latin Foreign Policy Woes

  
  latinopoliticsblog.com — Authority: 464
  The Obama Administration is plainly showing that its policy for South of the Border is equally as empty, indifferent and at times almost maladroit or inept as it has been for nearly a score of years. During last year’s campaign for the White House, Candidate Obama was judged to have a refreshing view of the world ...
  3 weeks ago

• Outsourcing American Power

  
  Blake's Think Tank — Authority: 137
  Middlebury College professor Allison Stanger has a new book titled, “One National Under Contract: The Outsourcing of American Power and the Future of Foreign Policy” , which discusses the role that private contractors play in American foreign affairs. Writing in The New York Times yesterday, Thomas Friedman ...
  3 weeks ago

• Outside experts and former officials say Obama’s national security team is ‘incredibly weak’

  
  The Western Experience — Authority: 475
  by JasonPresident Clinton once quipped, “foreign policy is not what I came here to do,” I think we can make the same case for President Obama. Except unlike Clinton, Obama inherited two wars and highly focused GWOT policies on international terrorism and our battle against al Qaeda and the Taliban. As a member of ...
  3 weeks ago

• Susan Eisenhower Speaks on Issues in Foreign Policy this Sunday, November 8 at 2 pm. Free.

  
  National Heritage Museum — Authority: 118
  Join us for Susan Eisenhowers lecture, “Challenges in American Foreign Policy from Eisenhower to Obama,” this Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 2 pm. Ms. Eisenhower will also be on hand following hertalk to sign copies of her book, Mrs. Ike . The lecture is free. SusanEisenhower was a founding director and ...
  3 weeks ago

• A year in and discouragement defines President Obama’s foreign policy

  
  The Western Experience — Authority: 475
  by JasonInstead of walking through each area of failure that has been highlighted and written about over the course of the year (and we have compiled a lot), two articles from the Wall Street Journal and the Politico capture the problems President Obama has faced quite well.The Politico article summarizes the problems ...
  3 weeks ago

• Yet another BNP Success in Catterick Garrison

  
  The British National Party — Authority: 613
  Andrew Brons MEP held an open air surgery on Saturday 31st October 2009 as part of the day of action in Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, reports our North East correspondent. Mr Brons was joined by 35 activists from Yorkshire and the North East to leaflet the garrison area with over 5,000 of the No More Loss of ...
  4 weeks ago

• Russia’s economic crisis and looming political stability can have real implications on diplomacy

  
  The Western Experience — Authority: 475
  by JasonThe Russian Federation’s ascension from the Cold War has operated … paradoxically. It is neither a nation state (in the European sense) but has strong currents of nationalism running through the mainstream of life, entertainment, politics, and education. It projects itself as modern, democratic, and ...
  4 weeks ago

• Arrogant U.S. Misses the Message From Pakistan’s People

  
  The Pakistani Spectator — Authority: 490
  There has always been in American foreign policy circles, a virus called ‘arrogance’, caused by the hereditary assumption that Americans know better than others. Surprisingly, this does not always prove the case, but the condition seems highly resistant to treatment, even by experience. There seems a high ...
  4 weeks ago

• H3N2 Versus H1NI; Hilarys Impressive Foreign Display; Obamas Ridiculous Exec Pay Cut Demands And Health Care Zaggerations

  
  The Commentator — Authority: 142
  Not sure what this means but did you know that more people die each year from H3N2 (thats medical jargon for more familiar flus like the regular kind (is there any other kind?) influenza, etc.) than H1N1? The stats are for the U.S. but from what I found, its the same case for Canada - couldnt find updated numbers for ...
  5 weeks ago

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