Foreign Policy in Focus

A representative of the Institute for Science and International Security responds to one of our posts.

The current wave of self-immolations may make the issue of Tibet impossible for either China or the United States to ignore.

Research done by the Pew Research Center shows that military intervention and capital punishment are not as popularly supported by the millennial generation as by older generations.

As time goes by and pressure placed on Iran by the international community grows, China has grown increasingly critical of Tehran.

Should we let the truth get in the way of a good story?

Despite indications that direct military involvement in Syria would be unwise, strong supporters of Israel like John McCain have called for the U.S military to bomb the country, in addition to Iran.

The controversial video provides a Twitter-like view of Uganda, political history, and U.S. foreign policy.

Les chats diplomatique.

The Qadhafi family’s money is being confiscated by the new Libyan government and frozen by other states.

Despite the recent change in North Korea’s leadership, it is important that talks resume between Pyongyang and Japan.

Iraq is showing leading neoconservatives the limits of America’s influence in a country it laid to waste.

Despite a pause on most security cooperation with Bahrain, the United States is still supplying it with boats.

Shilling for the Mujahedeen Khalq is apparently seen by Washington insiders as a lucrative and low-risk way to enact regime change in Iran.

Can the current Irish resistance movement turn the tide against the austerity madness that has gripped the European continent?

There’s never a shortage of misconceptions about Iran.

Honduran security forces are murdering, raping, beating, and detaining Hondurans — with U.S. aid.

The first crusade not only condoned killing Muslims, it turned it into a virtue.

The global protests that took place in 2011 did not come out of nowhere.

The Institute for Science and International Security, no friend to Iran, struggles with the Parchin clean-up story.

An Israeli “lawfare” group offers military tours of Israel and its borders.