Tag Archives | Hillary Clinton
The Global Future of Work: An interview with Alec Ross
A Republican President and the Next War
Hillary’s Emails: Missing the Story
The GOP’s Foreign Policy Problem
Did Rosatom Conquer the Clintons?
The Hillary Clinton Doctrine
America is Being Hit on the Head by BRICS
The Case Against Political Dynasties in American Politics
Obama Tastes the Bitter Fruit of Appeasement
The Long Shadow of the Iraq War: Review of ‘The Road to Iraq’
Burma: Obama’s Latest Gamble
From “Assuring Freedom of Navigation” to “Drill, Baby, Drill” in the South China Sea
How Long Can the U.S. Exploit the Senkakus?
Foreign Policy, Lord Palmerston & Appendectomies
A Study in Distraction: Europe’s Pivot to Asia
Could Huntsman beat Clinton on Foreign Policy in 2016?
Are the U.S. and Israel Headed for a Split?
Dismantling the Republican Party’s “Conservative Expert-Interventionist” Hypothesis
A Quiet Revolution in the South China Sea
Select Committee on Benghazi Needed for Answers
Lewinsky, Clinton and ‘Zippergate’ Redux 2014
The Obama Administration has itself to Blame for Renewed Benghazi Scrutiny
Is the Clinton Coterie Pushing Obama Further into Lame Duck Territory?
Despite its Detractors, the film, ‘The Rise of al-Qaeda’ has its Many Supporters
Obama Administration Pushes Back Against Japan Lobby
The Hysteria over China’s Air Defense Identification Zone
Mali’s Recovery is Dependent on International Aid
Obama’s Second Term Falls Flat
U.S. Foreign Policy on Coerced Labor: Eradicating Global Sex Trafficking
Obama’s 2013 Africa Visit
Is CPAC Relevant?
Mali was a Breeding Ground for Terrorists before Current Crisis
A Failure of Diplomatic Security
Somalia: Symbolism of American Diplomatic Recognition
Brief Thoughts on the Kerry Nomination and U.S.-Lanka Relations
Mali, the Next Jihadist State
Malian Musicians Have Been Muzzled
Jon Huntsman to State?
