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Category Archives: Foreign Affairs
The National Interest: Scott MacDonald: This Is Not Your Parents’ Caribbean
Source:The New Democrat There are a lot of opportunities and challenges in the Caribbean especially with Cuba coming back from the dead so to speak with its economy and having restarted diplomatic relations with America again. And will become heavy … Continue reading
The National Interest: Albert Carnesale: Deal or No Deal: The Choice Before Congress
Source:The National Interest Albert Carnesale, in his National Interest piece, makes a good point about Congressional Republicans. And maybe the problem they’re having is that America unlike Europe and a lot of other places, does not have a true opposition … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Originals
Tagged 114th Congress, 2015, Albert Carnesale, America, American-Iranian Relations, Bob Corker, Congressional Republicans, Europe, European Union, Iran, Iranian Nuclear Deal, Iranian Nuclear Program, Islamic Republic of Iran, Nuclear Power, Nuclear Weapons, People's Republic of China, Republican Congres, Russian Federation, Senator Bob Corker, Tennessee, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United Kingdom, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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Rick Cooley: ‘No Nukes’- Only Through Multi-Lateral Disarmament
Source: Rick Cooley: ‘No Nukes’ Before we talk about eliminating nuclear weapons from the face of the Earth, which I would go along with as long as it’s not just the United States that does that, but everyone else involved who … Continue reading
The National Interest: Seyed Hossein Mousavian: How to Fix The Syrian Mess
Source:The National Interest I think I found an issue where I agree with Senator John McCain on. Someone who when it comes to foreign policy we rarely agree on anything. It is about Syria where four years ago I believe … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Originals
Tagged 2015, America, Arab League, Arabia, Bashar Al-Assad, Europe, European Union, ISIL, ISIS, Middle East, NATO, Seyed Hossein Mousavian, Syria, Syrian Civil War, Syrian Rebels, United Nations, United States
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The National Interest: Jack Matlock: The House That Stalin Built
Source:The National Interest I saw a show on Book TV on C-SPAN last weekend with Stephen Kotkin who just wrote a book about Joe Stalin perhaps the most evil and worst dictator that at least Russia has ever produced if … Continue reading
Commentary Magazine: Ben Cohen: Venezuela on The Brink
Source:Commentary Magazine I guess Venezuela at its best would be like Scandinavia where you would have a mid-size country or so of twenty-five million people who is not only energy independent, but a net-exporter of oil, gas, food and other … Continue reading
RAND: Christopher S. Chivvis: Libya, The Somalia on The Mediterranean?
Source:RAND Corporation Unlike the War in Iraq, America and Europe went into the Libya and knocked out the Gadaffi Regime and let the Libyan rebels take over to try to build their own government and society for the people. Iraq … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Originals
Tagged Arab League, Arabia, Christopher S. Chivvis, Europe, European Union, Libya, Libyan Democracy, Libyan Government, Middle East, NATO, North Africa
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The National Interest: Scott MacDonald: Could Greece & Russia Crush The European Union?
Source:The National Interest Anyone especially lets say on the social democratic Left in America who thinks that America should adopt the Scandinavian or Greek economic model and become more like Europe economically with a bigger more centralized federal state with … Continue reading
Foreign Affairs: Alexander J. Motyl: ‘Why Vladimir Putin’s Days Are Numbered’
Source:Foreign Affairs Magazine– President Vladimir Putin: Russian Federation. “The longer the Russian war against Ukraine continues, the more likely it is that President Vladimir Putin’s regime will collapse. Despite Putin’s bluster, the authoritarian regime he has constructed is exceedingly brittle. … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Originals
Tagged 2015, Alexander Motyl, Christian Natioonalists, Chrsitian Nationalism, Eurasia, Far Right, Moscow, Nationalism, Nationalists, New Right, President Vladimir Putin, Russia, Russian Federation, Russian Nationalism, Russian Nationalists, Russian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox Church, Slavia, Slavic World, Vladimir Putin
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