Tag: U.S. foreign policy

Conflicts and Terrorism International Relations

Responsibility for peace on Americans, say Taliban

By Aishwarya Airy on November 29, 2019 Afghanistan, Foreign Affairs, taliban, U.S. foreign policy

Two western hostages, including an American citizen, were released Tuesday by the Taliban. Comments from all sides have fuelled speculations that peace talks might resume.

International Relations Turkey

Hundreds protest Erdogan visit to White House

By Brian Johnson on November 25, 2019 Armenians, Kurds, protest, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish Invasion, U.S. foreign policy, White House

Hundreds of people protested near the White House on Wednesday in response to Turkish President Erdogan’s visit to the U.S. following the Turkish invasion of Northern Syria in early October.

Conflicts and Terrorism International Relations Privacy and Civil Liberties

Women’s peace and security in Middle East centerpiece of U.S. foreign policy

By Niko Boskovic and Joe Snell on October 13, 2019 Middle East, U.S. foreign policy, Warsaw Process Working Group, women's peace and security

A centerpiece of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East is women’s peace and security, a State Department official said at Thursday’s Warsaw Process Working Group on human rights.