U.S. Middle East Policy Under Scrutiny: Barriers to Peace
A critical look at how recent U.S. actions are hindering peace efforts in the Middle East, affecting regional diplomacy and stability.
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Exploring the U.S. Foreign Policy Toolkit Beyond Military Aid
The U.S. utilizes a diverse set of tools in its foreign policy beyond military aid, including economic assistance, diplomatic efforts, and technological partnerships to foster global growth and cooperation.
Canada-India Diplomatic Rift: U.S. Caught in Delicate Balancing Act
Canada and India are embroiled in a diplomatic standoff over assassination allegations, leaving the U.S. navigating a delicate balance between key allies.
Retired General Reveals U.S. Plans to Target Seven Countries Post-9/11
Retired U.S. General Wesley Clark reveals that following 9/11, the U.S. planned to target seven countries within five years, including Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
9/11 Commemoration: Examining the Lasting Effects of U.S. Foreign Policy
Reflecting on how the 9/11 tragedy has influenced two decades of U.S. foreign policy and its global repercussions.
U.S. Faces Criticism Over ‘Deceitful’ Generosity at G20 Summit
Critics argue the U.S. is masking deeper agendas with apparent generosity at the G20 summit, questioning the true motives behind proposed World Bank and IMF reforms.