The Lasting Significance of Kwangju
New U.S. documents reveal Washington’s complicity with dictators around the Kwangju uprising of 1980 in South Korea.
Congress Sends Wrong Message to Iraq
By supporting the establishment of U.S. consulates in the Kurdish region, Congress is meddling in Iraqi affairs.
Honduran Coup: The U.S. Connection
There is growing evidence that the United States was more than a bit player in the Honduran coup, writes columnist Conn Hallinan.
Defending Israeli War Crimes
A letter to Hillary Clinton from 10 state attorneys general argues that Israel’s recent bloody siege of Gaza was “justified.”
Lessons from Moscow and Tehran
The United States could learn a lot from Russia’s patient and persistent engagement with Iran described in detail in Persian Dreams, a new book by a State Department analyst.
Securing the Peace
The Bush administration and peace groups agree: a civilian corps for post-conflict reconstruction is urgently needed.
3D Security
Foreign aid, civil military integration, military, AID, diplomacy, development, Defense Department, State Department, security
Leveraging "3D" Security: From Rhetoric to Reality
Knitting defense, development, and diplomacy together–the ups and the downsides of a real work in progress.