Veteran Diplomat Richard Holbrooke Dies At 69
One of the most active American diplomats of the past twenty-five years has passed away.
The Julian Assange Case, Consent, And Rape
Inspired by the reaction to the Julian Assange case, a feminist writer proposes dangerous changes to American rape laws.
Public Diplomacy vs. Private Diplomacy
Are American diplomats lying to reporters because they figure our citizens can’t handle the truth?
Classified Information and Journalistic Ethics
The two English language newspapers who have been Julian Assange’s accomplices in disseminating stolen secrets defend themselves.
Wikileaks Releases Diplomatic Cables, Revealing International Secrets
A new round of Wikileaks documents is out, and it opens the door on diplomatic correspondence previously hidden from the public.
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded To Jailed Chinese Dissident
Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo has won the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize. He probably doesn’t know it, though, because he’s currently sitting in a Chinese prison.
Arabs Discouraged About Obama
This year’s Zogby poll of public opinion in the Middle East exhibits a marked shift on the Obama Administration, Iran.
NASA’s New Mission: Muslim Self-Esteem ?
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said in an interview that he considered raising Muslim self-esteem about their contributions to science one of the goals of his agency.
