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Following the money in the Iran crisis.

The famine in Somalia was not simply sparked by nature but by disastrous foreign interventions that are now impeding aid.

Sabotage and threats have damaged and delayed this year’s mission, but so far the activists are winning the media war.

No-fly zones have, at best, a mixed record as a form of humanitarian intervention, and instituting one over Libya will do little to halt Qaddafi’s military advantages.

BDS has become a key battleground in the struggle over the future of Israel/Palestine.

Week after week Bush and his people have been getting pounded by newly
emboldened Democrats and liberal pundits for having exaggerated the
threat posed by Saddam Hussein and his still-elusive w

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Critics of America's plans to oust Saddam Hussein militarily have
mounted powerful arguments, but not one has articulated a coherent
nonmilitary strategy to bring about the demise of the monstr

Food companies ship supplies to Cuba in the aftermath of Hurricane Michelle, in what could be the beginning of the end for the tediously long US embargo of the island country.

Are sanctions ethical--or an ill-used weapon of mass destruction?