A leading progressive voice on US foreign affairs for nearly 50 years.
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Congress and Other US Officials Must Act to Counter Trump’s Genocidal Threats against the Iranian People
Partner countries, cabinet officials and Congress must do everything in their power to prevent this slaughter and further civilian deaths, regional escalation and global economic turmoil.
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Trump’s War on Iran is the obliteration of diplomacy
In our policy journal, David Cortright argues that Trump's repeated launch of military strikes after negotiations have not only failed to secure what the JCPOA achieved, but have made it impossible for other nations to trust negotiations with the United States.
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Arming and Expanding ICE: The Cost to American Taxpayers and Liberties
If compared to military forces, ICE’s new budget would rank it among the top-funded 15 militaries in the world – an ominous buildup of armed loyalists that Trump is demonstratively deploying alongside other law enforcement and the national guard in cities and states he regards as resisting his authority.
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International Policy Journal
Curious about what policies can be taken to make the world a better place? Explore the International Policy Journal (IPJ), a platform dedicated to discussing foreign policy priorities within a progressive agenda.
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America Is Cursed by a Foreign Policy of Nostalgia
In a provocative new essay published by Foreign Affairs, Nancy Okail, President and CEO of the Center for International Policy, and Matt Duss, the organization’s Executive Vice President, present a sweeping critique of the entrenched U.S. foreign policy orthodoxy and lay out a bold blueprint for reform.
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The Center for International Policy is a woman-led, progressive, independent nonprofit center for research, education, and advocacy working to advance a more peaceful, just, and sustainable U.S. approach to foreign policy.
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CIP EVP @MattDuss joined @TheIntercept Briefing to discuss how America's foreign policy establishment is "addicted to militarism and war" and why this moment presents an opportunity to build a foreign policy focused on achieving peace rather than endless military intervention.
CIP EVP Matt Duss joined @theintercept Briefing to discuss how America's foreign policy establishment is "addicted to militarism and war" and why this moment presents an opportunity to build a foreign policy focused on achieving peace rather than endless military intervention.
Matt Duss, former foreign policy adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders, on how Democrats can win on an anti-war platform and bring about real change.
Matt Duss, former foreign policy adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders, on how Democrats can win on an anti-war platform and bring about real change.
Entrevista en @CodigoMagentaMx para hablar de la hipótesis de la colusión entre autoridades y criminales en torno a la desaparición forzada, y hacen un llamado a la presidenta @Claudiashein a atacar de raíz dicha problemática
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⭕ “Aunque se niegue, la desaparición forzada sí existe en México” ➡️ En conversación exclusiva con la periodista Marcela Garza Barba,...
Els demòcrates dels Estats Units tenen un paper central a l'hora de revertir l'erosió de les institucions i la regressió de la democràcia. Segur que en això volen el mateix que nosaltres. Tot i així, si l'autoritarisme imperant persisteix, Europa es veurà obligada a buscar ...nous
“It’s well past time for him to step aside for leaders who actually represent the views of the party’s base,” said @dylanotes. #UnitedStates
"It’s well past time for him to step aside for leaders who actually represent the views of the party’s base."
No te pierdas la presentación del informe “Nombres sin cuerpo y cuerpos sin nombre: un acercamiento al drama de las desapariciones en México”
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Analizaremos las desapariciones en México con especialistas y presentaremos... hallazgos
Senior Fellow Sina Toossi breaks down how proponents for a diplomacy-first approach with Iran predicted that an Iranian response to American military action would involve the closure of the Strait of Hormuz:
“The United States and all other countries need to cut off weapons to Israel immediately” – VP for Government Affairs @dylanotes in @commondreams.
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