Flying and Excess Radiation
The doses of radiation experienced in everyday life, especially flying long distances in jet aircraft, pose risks we should carefully heed.
The doses of radiation experienced in everyday life, especially flying long distances in jet aircraft, pose risks we should carefully heed.
Measuring economic development in Afghanistan by the same yardstick as a Pentagon mission is a recipe for disaster.
To promote the conditions for peace in the Middle East, the U.S. should tie security assistance to Israeli settlement policy.
For all of the money we spend on defense, are we really all that safer?
New leaders in Australia and South Korea could mean a shift in geopolitical weight in Asia.
Washington must balance human rights and regional stability in its response to Beijing over Tibet.
Two men, a plan, an alliance: disaster. Columnist Laura Carlsen reports on the next phase of U.S.-Mexican relations.
A unified security budget is the first step towards fixing our nation’s distorted security priorities.
NAFTA is not just about free trade any more. As columnist Laura Carlsen explains, NAFTA has a new and ominous punch as well.
As Congress works to balance the budget and find a solution to the Iraq crisis it must also focus on a different kind of budget balancing.
Foreign aid, civil military integration, military, AID, diplomacy, development, Defense Department, State Department, security
Knitting defense, development, and diplomacy together–the ups and the downsides of a real work in progress.
A Unified Security Budget for the United States asks many of the questions about the security budget that members of Congress and the administration are unwilling to address while making bold recommendations for reform.
U.S. foreign policy and U.S. democracy.
Afghanistan is beginning to look like a quagmire rather than a victory, with echoes of the confusion and uncertainty and persistent bloodshedding of Vietnam.