America’s Global Leadership Measured by International Law
The Bush administration would be wise to be gentle with the fabric that binds our world together.
Military Training Programs: A Need for Oversight and Human Rights Courses
Congress should ensure effective public oversight of all training programs and resist President Bush’s request to drop human rights considerations as a pre-condition to military aid.
Supporting Indonesia’s Military Bad Idea Second Time Around
Bush administration officials argue that the Indonesian army has reformed since the bad old days of two years ago and needs our help in its struggle against terrorism. They are wrong.
Bush’s Speech a Setback for Peace
President George W. Bush’s speech on Monday represents a setback for Middle East peace.
India Flirting With Disaster: Washington has a Moral Responsibility to Prevent War in South Asia
Why, all of a sudden, is India acting so belligerently and risking disaster?
Bush’s Nuclear Weapons Policy: Where the Rule of Law Doesn’t Matter
With recent developments in U.S. nuclear weapons policy, the Bush administration has set an agenda that flagrantly ignores international law.
Nuke Truths — U.S. Helped Create South Asian Standoff
The United States’ actions speak louder than words for Indian and Pakistani leaders.
New Supplemental Bill Will Make the World Safe for Oil, But Not Safe for Us
Just like during the cold war, the millions of dollars slated for our new allies in the war on terrorism have more to do with promoting American geostrategic interests than with protecting U.S. territory from external threats.
Nuclear War in South Asia
There is reason to believe nuclear capability may make the chances of war worse in South Asia.
Sharing the Waters
Charges and countercharges are flying over water allocation in the Rio Grande/R