foreign policy

‘We just bombed a school bus’: U.S. role in Yemen condemned

August 10, 2018 By John Wojcik

U.S. foreign policy, which in this case has resulted in the deaths of innocent children, is up for sale at the White House to the highest bidder.

Cuban “sonic attacks”: A case of political theater?

April 27, 2018 By Richard Grassl

Cuba remains one of the safest destinations for tourists in the world. There is no reason for the citizens of the U.S. to not visit and see the island for themselves.

U.S. rolls the dice of war in Asia-Pacific

December 6, 2017 By Conn Hallinan

Malabar 17 brought together the U.S., Japanese, and Indian navies to practice shutting down a waterway through which 80 percent of China’s energy supplies travel.

AFL-CIO must shine light on past foreign policy, activists say

October 30, 2017 By Larry Sillanpa

They want the federation to open up the files on AIFLD, an agency founded in the Cold War era that often worked against workers’ interests in other countries.

U.S. to quit UNESCO, claiming it is anti-Israel

October 12, 2017 By Combined Sources

UNESCO is an organization that the U.S. helped establish in 1946, after World War II, to widen access to education and ensure the free flow of ideas.