An American century of carnage
Measuring violence in a single superpower world.
Memory loss in the garden of violence
How Americans remember (and forget) their wars.
Why did the Afghanistan army fold so fast? Because they had nothing to fight...
Lessons go unlearned...
Sorry for Killing Your Son, CIA Tells Drone Strike Victim’s Family During Unprecedented Meeting
For years they have refused to release details of the strikes, fighting successive court cases brought by relatives of strike victims and by civil liberties groups.
How can Americans support peace in Nagorno-Karabakh?
Instead the U.S. should fully cooperate with its partners in the OSCE’s Minsk Group to support a ceasefire and a lasting and stable negotiated peace that respects the human rights and self-determination of all the people of Armenia and Azerbaijan.
A US foreign policy in three simple words: Do no harm
“Democracy faces a global crisis."
How a Pink Flower Defeated the World’s Sole Superpower
Even in troubled Afghanistan, there are alternatives whose sum could potentially slice through this Gordian knot of a policy problem.
Keep your LAWS off my planet
New LAWS for a new age—lethal autonomous weapons systems.
Trump announces Iran-Israel cease-fire after illegal US strikes on nuclear sites
Experts warn of nuclear treaty collapse and growing backlash as Trump bypasses Congress to launch war and declare peace.
Bernie warns the ‘drums of war are beating in Washington again’
"The US is strong enough to deal with these issues diplomatically, working with allies around the world, and that is what we should be doing."