America could be a land of liberty and freedom but American citizens must know in many parts of the world today, freedom is still a scarce commodity.

Mrs. Clinton’s recent out-bursts of anger at a poignant question raised by an innocent but inquisitive University Student from The Democratic Republic of the Congo was unfortunate.

Robert Jervis, a respected professor, commentator, and examiner of international politics, has a distinct view and opinion on the doctrine of President George W. Bush. This is an essay explaining that view.

How does a country recognize another state as legitimate? What views or doctrines are used to determine sovereignty or state recognition. Where does the United States stand on this matter?

Will the election of a new president make a difference?

A look into London’s multiculturalism.

The evolution of the American Foreign Policy.

Throughout the twentieth century and into the twenty-first, the execution of American foreign policy has been tremendously inconsistent with many of the nation’s publicly professed goals: defending universal human rights, freedom, and democracy, respecting sovereignty and international law, advocating international stability and fighting chaos; and opposing fascism, communism, and terrorism.

Everyone basically knows how America came into the Second World War…But what about World War One? This quick description should clarify the general reasons behind US entry into the war against Germany.

A look at unintended consequences by major powers and what that means for society.