RealClearWorld
Advertisement

February 9, 2012

Arm the Syrian Opposition

Daniel Drezner, The New Republic

AP Photo

Even if American policy can only act on the margins of the ongoing crisis in Syria, it is imperative that Washington get involved.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: United States, Russia, Syria

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

February 8, 2012
A Post-American World? Not Quite
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
As far as the 21st century goes, compared to the alternatives, it is more likely that we are in a pre-American than a post-American age. more ››
January 27, 2012
Anti-Americanism Now Official Policy in Moscow
Jamestown Foundation
As the new American ambassador – Michael McFaul – arrived in Moscow, the policy of improving Russo-US relations, known as “reset,” began to unravel. McFaul, as director for Russia and Eurasia on the US... more ››
February 6, 2012
New START One Year Later
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
February 5 marks the one-year anniversary of the New Strategic Arms Reductions Treaty's (New START) entry into force. Signed by the United States and Russia in April 2010, New START caps each country's nuclear arsenal at... more ››
February 8, 2012
Freedom, With a Pit in Your Stomach
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
To observe the democratic awakenings happening in places like Egypt, Syria and Russia is to travel with a glow in your heart and a pit in your stomach. more ››
February 7, 2012
Russia on the Wrong Side in Syria
The Guardian
Moscow must now set out how to broker a credible alternative to the Arab League plan that it has done so much to destroy. more ››
|