By Lucas Eaves | 11/28/2012 | War and Foreign Policy
France will vote for the resolution on Palestine’s statehood, declared French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius on Tuesday.
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After decades of war supported by both the Democrats and Republicans, there may be no bigger and serious issue facing our nation. With nearly 700 military bases in over 130 countries, the United States has and continues to be the largest military force in the world. Over the next several election cycles, a serious look at U.S. foreign policy will address the cost of such great power and what military actions are in our nation’s best long-term interest.
By Landon Shroder | 11/27/2012 | War and Foreign Policy
According to Senate Resolution 599, passed on November 15, 2012, “ expressing vigorous support and unwavering commitment to the welfare, security, and survival of the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state”.
By Lillian Ewing | 11/27/2012 | Energy and Water, Headline, War and Foreign Policy | 7 Comments
A new US-Asia Pacific partnership for a sustainable energy proposes a framework for expanding energy and environmental cooperation in the region.
By Carl Wicklander | 11/26/2012 | Headline, War and Foreign Policy | 9 Comments
After securing re-election, one of the pressing situations facing President Barack Obama is the ongoing crisis in the Middle East and one of the major players in the region will be Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi.
By Martin Hahn | 11/24/2012 | Economy, War and Foreign Policy | 4 Comments
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has provided a loan of $300 million to Indonesia to support its master plan for the acceleration and expansion of its economic development 2011-2025. This loan is intended for the improvement of the domestic and international connectivity.
By Matt Metzner | 11/23/2012 | Headline, War and Foreign Policy | 2 Comments
M23, a rebel group backed by the Rwandan government, is pillaging Congo while the Rwandans leverage their new seat on the UN Security Council.
By Marc Schenker | 11/23/2012 | Headline, Issues, War and Foreign Policy | 34 Comments
Secretary of State candidate Susan Rice may have provided misinformation about Benghazi, but she’s also an experienced Washington insider.
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