By Kingston Reif August 26, 2014 Keith Payne and Mark Schneider write that Russia is a serial violator of arms control treaties and the Obama administration has been uniquely weak in calling out Russia’s bad behavior (“Russia Always Cheats on Arms Treaties,” op-ed, Aug. 19). The authors are right that Russia’s violation of the 1988 […]
The Washington Post publishes Letter to the Editor on Military Escalation in Iraq by Angela Canterbury
Military intervention can’t solve the political issues in Iraq By Angela Canterbury August 19, 2014 In his Aug. 12 op-ed column, “The left’s slippery slope,” Richard Cohen attacked the Council for a Livable World and our research organization, the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, as “isolationist and selfish.” Our opposition to U.S. military escalation […]
Military intervention can’t solve the political issues in Iraq
by Angela Canterbury In his Aug. 12 op-ed column, “The left’s slippery slope,” Richard Cohen attacked the Council for a Livable World and our research organization, the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, as “isolationist and selfish.” Our opposition to U.S. military escalation in Iraq is rooted in protecting human life. Our hearts go out to […]
Talking Points Memo Story on Iron Dome Quotes Phil Coyle
For All The Hype, Does Israel’s Iron Dome Even Work? August 21, 2014 by Dylan Scott As war between Israelis and Palestinians raged in Gaza again in recent weeks, President Barack Obama signed a bill to provide another $225 million to Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system. But what if the U.S. government is pouring […]
Wall Street Journal Story on Hillary Clinton’s Foreign Policy Quotes John Isaacs
Clinton Charts a Tricky Course in Airing Policy Views August 11, 2014 by Janet Hook Hillary Clinton is walking a political tightrope as she fleshes out her foreign-policy views in advance of a likely 2016 presidential campaign, putting distance between herself and President Barack Obama without personally criticizing her former boss. With Iraq and the […]
