United States Changing Foreign Policy
Takes a look at the change in US foreign policy around the turn of the century.
The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism by Andrew J. Bacevich: An Analytical Report
An analytical report on the book, The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism by Andrew J. Bacevich. This report examines the notion that American Exceptionalism is a thing of the past. Through problems of international affairs and economics, American exceptionalism is no longer part of American tradition.
Shashi Tharoor Misquoted?
Shashi Tharoor is the man surrounded among controversies in present Indian political scenario.
Top Boffins of 2009? Perhaps Not
Greatest minds of 2009 – now we know who to blame.
American Foreign Policy and the Media
How does the Media influence Foreign Policy decisions?
Solution to the US-Iran Nuclear Confrontation
Pursuing a strategy of nuclear non-proliferation has been an age old theme in US Foreign Policy but the current situation in Iran and the rising tensions have placed the United States in a precarious position with limited options on how to deal with Iran. In my paper, I attempt to provide a clear solution by discussing all possible options and why it may or may not work in our current dilemma.
It Keeps Getting Worse
There is the red button affair, and the approach to Iran. The upshot is the USA has an extremely weak leader who is sending out the wrong signals.
Barack vs. Russia and the Middle East: Obama’s Foreign Policy
This article talks about Russia’s status back to a world power and what we need to do to protect all of our interests overseas. Also looked at are other countries posing threats to the USA.
Patrice Lumumba: American Foreign Policy and Cover-ups
This piece sheds light on the dark side of American foreign policy through the assassination of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba.
Clinton and Gitmo Point to a New Direction for Foreign Policy
Hillary Clinton begins her reign as U.S. Secretary of State while President Obama signs order closing Guantanamo. Do these early steps signal a move toward pacifism?
