Foreign Policy - Washington Post
Washington Post foreign policy reporter Peter Slevin comes to the Web to discuss the latest developments in U.S. foreign policy -- from the State Department to the frontlines in Iraq, join Slevin every Thursday to discuss the diverse factors that shape U.S. foreign policy and how it impacts our lives and the world.
The myth of an American neoconservative cabal - Daily Star, Lebanon
For more than two years, a frenzy has been building about how neoconservatives supposedly have hijacked the Bush administration’s foreign policy and transformed America into a unilateral monster. In the process it’s become hard to figure out what “neocon” is supposed to mean. As one of those dreaded neocons, I can assure you that rumors of our ascendancy and our platform have been much exaggerated.
What Now? - TomPaine.com, D.C.
In February 2003, millions of people in America and abroad protested the impending United States-led war on Iraq. But today, even among opponents of the war, there is widespread confusion surrounding the military occupation and re-creation of Iraq's political and economic systems...The solution is a new US foreign policy, military, political and economic, that tangibly improves the welfare of the nations and their people...
US to boost foreign policy ties with Europe - EUpolitix, Belgium
Washington will be boosting efforts to coordinate its foreign policy with the European Union over the coming year, senior US officials say.
Summit of the Americas - White House
The National Security Advisor to the President, Dr. Condoleezza Rice, briefed reporters on President Bush's upcoming trip to Mexico for the Summit of the Americas. Dr. Rice said, "On Monday, the President and the First Lady will travel to Monterrey, Mexico for the Special Summit of the Americas. The leaders will discuss their commitment and support to economic growth, especially as it pertains to the private sector and small businesses; ways to reduce the level of poverty in the hemisphere; how to improve the lives of citizens, specifically focusing on education; and also, how to address critical health issues, such as the pandemic of AIDS.
