Middle East
Officials still 'don't know' if US arms were used to kill Yemeni civilians
It's not that the military and state department lack the capacity for tracking their weapons, it's just that such inquiries tend to get in the way.
June 23, 2022
Kate Kizer
Middle East
Congress begins effort to end US role in Yemen war
A bill introduced in the House this week will mark the third time lawmakers have invoked their war powers during the conflict.
June 01, 2022
Global Crises
Washington's military-first approach is bearing rotten fruit in the Sahel
But a potential opening to resolve local conflicts in Burkina Faso could provide a model to turn US security assistance on its head.
May 04, 2022
Washington Politics
Washington needs to do something about the UAE's dirty money
Putin and his cronies still find financial safe haven in the Emirates, which was recently added to a money laundering 'gray list.'
March 10, 2022
North America
US foreign policy and the American savior trap
The Ukraine crisis has highlighted Washington’s desire to police the world based on its collective hawkish whims.
February 21, 2022
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