Many are quick to blame North Korea’s Kim Jong-un as the sole cause for heightened tensions between the Democratic People’s Republic and South Korea. In fact, changes in leadership on both sides have contributed to today’s conflict on the Korean peninsula.
Here are four issues relating to foreign policy and strategic security that the conscientious voter should be aware of as the November election gets closer.
Cheers! For the 27th year in a row, worldwide production of beer increased, says the Associated Press.
The Romney campaign appears once again stuck in a Cold War-era mindset, as a top foreign policy advisory for the presidential hopeful referred to Russia as the Soviet Union at a talk at the Brookings Institute in Washington, D.C. today.
Canadian newspaper, National Post, compiled information from 2011′s U.S. National Drug Intelligence Center Report into a very interesting infographic of the scope of Mexican drug cartels.
