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Farewell to Jimmy Carter… and American democracy
January 12, 2025
The pious display of Jimmy Carter’s casket was a last-ditch attempt to give U.S. politics an image of unity, dignity, decency, and decorum.
Flashback: How Yeltsin Gleefully Drove Bill Clinton to Tears. Who’s Crying Now?
November 4, 2024
It was October, 1995. Clinton and Yeltsin had just spoken at the United Nations 50th anniversary meeting. The next day the two presidents got together at Hyde Park, New York for a bilateral meeting followed by a press conference.
Just how confused is U.S. foreign policy right now?
May 14, 2024
Thirty years since the Oslo Accords, there is even more reason to distrust both the Americans and the Israelis
Bill Clinton’s Role in the Crisis Over Ukraine
January 18, 2022
The militarization of American foreign policy has evolved over the past thirty years. Ironically, this took place in the wake of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, which should have led to reassessing U.S. national security policy and defense spending.
