Christine Ahn

The administration earns high marks for its global focus on women’s issues. But its overall approach to war and development still adversely affects women’s lives.

President Obama can break the impasse with North Korea by sending special envoy Stephen Bosworth for face-to-face talks in Pyongyang.

We asked FPIF’s senior analysts to weigh in on the future course of American foreign policy: maintenance of empire or its rejection?

Runaway military spending meets runway anti-military clothing: a new way of looking at the fashioning of war.

In this interview, Sakena Yacoobi of the Afghan Institute for Learning recommends that President Obama consider a surge in development assistance to her country.

South Korean concerns over American beef imports are legitimate.

Washington is using new free trade agreements to push U.S. food–and food safety standards–down the throats of other countries.

Plans to hand land over to the U.S. military meet with resistance.

Just three hours south of the De-Militarized Zone, the South Korean government is waging alarming levels of violence and repression against villagers in the city of Pyongtaek near the U.S. base Camp Humphrey. For over four years, residents have refused to hand over their homes and farmland to the U.S. military.