Free Trade Follies

Although Iraq is the defining foreign policy issue so far in the presidential race, China will no doubt be smuggled into the election through this rather stark contrast between the Republicans and Democrats over trade.

Second Thoughts

George W. Bush has probably pushed more people to the left than Noam Chomsky.

Letter to My Daughter

On the eve of the fifth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, a father discusses the war with his daughter.

The Quagmire in Iraq

Facts and figures on the mounting human and fiscal costs of the Iraq War to the United States and Iraq.

Adolescent Tantrum

One year ago, our greatest fear was that the president, still unable to master his hormones, would try to go mano a mano with Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Foreign Occupation

This week at FPIF, we debut our new strategic focus on the global U.S. military footprint – and how to shrink it.

The Enduring Trap in Iraq

The Bush administration is stirring the pot once again by negotiating an agreement with the “sovereign” Iraqi government to place U.S. military troops and bases permanently on Iraqi soil despite strong objections from many Democrats.

Beyond the Green Zone

Beyond the Green Zone

An honest look at Iraq and the U.S. occupation from an unembedded journalist.

FPIF In the News

Foreign Policy In Focus The Lehrer News Hour (November 13) and National Public Radio’s Talk of the Nation (November 19) talked with FPIF columnist Zia Mian about Pakistan and nuclear weapons.

Visiting Hani’s House

Visiting Hani’s House

With words and pictures, artist Ellen O’Grady tells a story from the Occupied Territories.

Victory in Iraq?

While the American people are seeking a way to bring the troops home from Iraq, the President and his administration are aiming to stay for much longer.