Saturday, May 17, 2008

foreign policy

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'Very Clearly, Good Vs. Evil'

The President's views. more >>

Russia's Game in a Key Area of the Mideast

Interview with the Shah of Iran more >>

A Small Improvement in U.S. Popularity Abroad

Polling suggests that the next president, Democrat or Republican, may lift sagging views of America. more >>

Rising Anti-Americanism in Russia

President Vladimir Putin and the government-controlled media encourage public hostility toward the West more >>

Seeing the World as It Is

America is alone, the contenders tell us, having squandered the respect of others. more >>

The Stakes Abroad Go Even Higher

President Bush intended to spend much of 2008 focusing on foreign affairs. more >>

Q&A: Madeleine Albright

Cleaning up a foreign policy mess. more >>

Libya Moves Back Into Circulation

Qadhafi seeks rehabilitation, but not everybody buys it more >>

The President Grapples With a Big Surprise

Iran does not have a program to create nuclear warheads. more >>

Maybe Zbig Can Replace the I-Man

Here's a thought: How about replacing foul-mouthed shock talker Don Imus with former Carter national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski? Give me a minute to explain.. more >>

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