Bolivia

Africa, Biden Administration, Bolivia, Brazil, Brazil, collective self-defense, coverage of foreign events, crime of aggression, Crimes Against Humanity, Culture and Communication, Department of State, Europe, European Union, European Union, Fascism, human rights, Individual and collective self-defense, international humanitarian law, International Law, Joe Biden, Latin America, Middle East, NATO, public diplomacy, Rule of Law, Russia, Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russian invasion of Ukraine, sanctions, self-defense, South Africa, South America, State Department, threat of the use of force, U.N. Charter, U.S. news coverage, UAE, Ukraine, use of force, Vladimir Putin, war crimes May 10, 2022

Ukraine War, May 10, 2022 (II): The hard work ahead in the non-allied countries, to get them to joint the anti-Russian coalition

Developing. We are publishing this article as it is being written. Please check back for updates. To see a list of previous articles, enter “Ukraine”…

Test for democracy in Bolivia: Sunday referendum to allow President Evo Morales to run again in 2019

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Ecuador, Ecuador, elections, History, human rights, International Law, Nicaragua, Venezuela

President-elect Maurício Macri: Democracy in Latin America gets a boost from Argentina

Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Bolivia, Chemical weapons, CIA, Crimes Against Humanity, Ecuador, France, Hamid Karzai, History, human rights, Intelligence, Nicaragua, Saudi Arabia, self-defense, South America, syria, Taliban, Turkey, U.N. Security Council, U.S. Congress, U.S. Intervention, U.S. Military, United States, use of force, Venezuela, Venezuela, war crimes

Obama’s foreign policy incompetence, and what to do about it

Barack Obama, Bolivia, China, CIA, Ecuador, Intelligence, Russia, State Department Legal Adviser, United States, Venezuela

Intelligence Matters: Not good at chess—the U.S. pursuit of Snowden pushes him inevitably into KGB’s arms (Update — July 12, 2013)