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April 2009 Manuel Pérez-Rocha

Barack Obama's rise to the U.S. presidency has left most Latin Americans suspended between skepticism and hope. That's bound to make the V Summit of the Americas in Trinidad and Tobago, to be held on April 18 and 19, especially interesting.

A promising sign of meaningful change in U.S....

January 2009

NEW DELHI, Jan 21 (IPS) - As much of the world jubilates in the swearing in of Barack Hussein Obama as the President of the United States of America, Indian diplomats are uneasy about what his presidency would entail for relations between the two countries.

Former Indian diplomats and...

January 2009 Phyllis Bennis and Joseph Nye interviewed by Gwen Ifill
Phyllis Bennis and Joseph Nye discuss approaches to foreign policy in the new US administration

GWEN IFILL: For more now on what to expect from a Secretary of State Clinton, we turn to Joseph Nye, dean of the Kennedy School at Harvard — he held intelligence and Pentagon posts in the...

September 2008 Nelson P. Valdés and Saul Landau

Querido Jorgito,

I wanted to review your accomplishments and thank you for your persistence in helping our Cuban revolutionary regime. Specifically, you provided needed aid that helped us improve the economy, boost our trade relations and make our succession a peaceful one. Of course you...

September 2008 Phyllis Bennis, Paul Heinbecker and Jonathan Schell
McCain's was completely unmemorable speech, and his focus on policy was virtually nonexistent, apart from demonising Russia in the Cold War style.
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September 2008 Eric Margolis, Phyllis Bennis and Paul Heinbecker
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September 2008 Phyllis Bennis, Eric Margolis and Paul Heinbecker
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August 2008 Eric Margolis, Phyllis Bennis and Paul Heinbecker
In Obama's foreign policy platform we are potentially seeing the break with Bush's recklessness and unilateralism, but not with the legacy of the US interventionism.
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August 2008
US failure to back its client state Georgia in the conflict over South Ossetia showed the limits of its power and has boosted the popularity of the Russian government at home, says Boris Kagarlitsky

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