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When the Ghosts of 1968 Return

Recommended Reading / August 19th, 2024 / By Dan Schnur

As Democrats gather this week for their national party convention, questions about the Middle East will define what happens on the streets of Chicago and how much or how little the thousands of protestors who have descended upon the Windy City will impact what goes on inside the United Center.

Gaza, Pro-Palestine Protests, DNC, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Foreign Policy

Should the U.S. ban TikTok?

AllStances / July 29th, 2024 / By AllSides Staff

Here are some perspectives on how U.S. policymakers should approach crafting TikTok legislation.

TikTok, AllStances, Technology, China, Foreign Policy, Social Media

2024 Voter Guide: Where the Presidential Candidates Stand on Foreign Policy

Voter Guide / March 11th, 2024 / By AllSides Staff

Your guide to the 2024 presidential candidates' stances on foreign policy and national security.

2024 Presidential Election, World, Foreign Policy, Republican Party, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Cornel West, Robert F Kennedy Jr

AllStances™: How Should the US Respond to the War in Gaza?

AllStances / December 19th, 2023 / By AllSides Staff

How should the U.S. government react to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

Israel Hamas Violence, Israel, Palestine, Hamas, Foreign Policy, Middle East, Terrorism, Foreign Aid, Gaza

The Basic Truths About Ukraine

Recommended Reading / November 22nd, 2023 / By Andy Gorel

With several new reports emerging about the conditions in Ukraine, many key narratives the U.S. government and mainstream media have long reported as fact should be questioned and examined for potential media bias.

Media Bias, Ukraine, Russia, NATO, Vladimir Putin, Eastern Europe, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, World, Nord Stream 2

Misinformation Resource Guide: The Russia-Ukraine War

Misinformation Watch / November 15th, 2023 / By AllSides Staff

As the war in Ukraine rages on, so does the misinformation storm surrounding it.

Ukraine War, Misinformation Watch, Misinformation And Disinformation, Media Bias, Ukraine, Russia, NATO, Foreign Policy, World, Volodymyr Zelenskyy

International Media Shows Biases, Varying Approaches to Artificial Intelligence Around the World

Bias / July 5th, 2023 / By Ian Rosenzweig

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in 2023 sparked both excitement and fear in the United States and around the world. Here's how international media portrayed AI's risks and rewards.

Artificial Intelligence, AI, Common Ground, Foreign Policy, Media Bias

When Foreign Policy Matters, Just Not the Way You’d Expect

Recommended Reading / May 1st, 2023 / By Dan Schnur

Framing the border problems in the context of opioids rather than immigrants presents a potential benefit for GOP candidates.

Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, US-Mexico Border, Fentanyl, Drug Policy, Drug Cartels, Ron DeSantis, Politics, 2024 Presidential Election, Donald Trump, Ukraine War, China

What Biden's Surprise Ukraine Visit Means for the War

Story of the Week / February 23rd, 2023 / By AllSides Staff

Biden made a surprise visit to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, meeting with President Zelenskyy and pledging to continue military aid.

Story Of The Week, Ukraine War, Russia, Joe Biden, Foreign Policy, World

When the US Puts Its Friendships at Risk

Recommended Reading / December 5th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

Our country’s growing fondness for isolationism is poised to cause great problems with our allies.

Foreign Policy, World, Diplomacy

When Foreign Policy Actually Affects Elections

Recommended Reading / September 26th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

From the Center It’s a truism in American politics that voters pay little attention to foreign policy when casting their ballots. In the early stages of a foreign conflict with broad popular support, the party in power will usually realize some short-term benefit. And when public backing...

Foreign Policy, 2022 Elections, Joe Biden, Ukraine War, Afghanistan, Polls

The UN Just Declared a Universal Human Right to a Healthy, Sustainable Environment – Here’s Where Resolutions Like This Can Lead

Recommended Reading / August 8th, 2022 / By "The Conversation" Contributor

The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on July 28, 2022, to declare the ability to live in “a clean, healthy and sustainable environment” a universal human right.

United Nations, Foreign Policy, Climate Change

Here's Where Democrats and Republicans Agree on Foreign Policy

Common Ground / August 1st, 2022 / By Clare Ashcraft

With the United States consistently oscillating between isolationist and interventionist periods depending on the political climate, views about foreign policy tend to shift with the times. Even so, party divisions exist on this issue, as does common ground.

Common Ground, Foreign Policy, World, Bipartisanship

When China Matters Even More Than Usual

Recommended Reading / July 25th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

China never went away, of course, but it will soon be much harder to ignore for a number of reasons.

China, Taiwan, Democracy, World, Asia, Foreign Policy, Ukraine War

International Courts Prosecuting Leaders Like Putin for War Crimes Have a Mixed Record – But Offer Clues on How to get a Conviction

Recommended Reading / June 17th, 2022 / By "The Conversation" Contributor

There have been mounting calls from Ukrainian and other activists and political leaders to prosecute Russian President Vladimir Putin for war crimes in Ukraine, including authorizing attacks on civilians. There has also been public skepticism that this could actually happen.

Russia, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, War, Foreign Policy

When Latin America Doesn’t Want Us Anymore

Recommended Reading / June 13th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

Domestic political forces are constraining Biden from taking more concrete action on relations with Latin Americans countries.

The Americas, World, Foreign Policy, Ukraine War

When We Stop Paying Attention to the Rest of the World

Recommended Reading / June 6th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

Despite widespread support for Ukraine here in the United States, there are pockets of resistance emerging on the ideological fringes of both parties.

Ukraine War, Russia, The Americas, Foreign Policy, War, Culture, Politics

Media Outlets Have A History Of Promoting Pro-War Advocates With Financial Ties To Weapons Industry

Bias / May 7th, 2022 / By Antonio Ferme

Some media outlets across the spectrum have failed to be transparent with Americans when highlighting the opinions of figures financially tied to defense contractors.

Defense And Security, Biden Administration, Corporate America, Foreign Policy, Media Bias, Role Of Government, Russia, Ukraine War, Weapons

World Plans Next Steps in Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Story of the Week / March 17th, 2022 / By AllSides Staff

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, so do questions about how the U.S. and other world powers may get involved.

World, Russia, Ukraine War, Foreign Policy

Should NATO be Reformed, and What Role Can the US Play?

Recommended Reading / March 2nd, 2022 / By Divided We Fall (author)

What role will NATO play in the 21st century amid a new war in Europe?

NATO, Russia, Ukraine War, World, Europe, Foreign Policy

Tag: Foreign Policy