The major changes the “new Washington” has brought to the world of foreign policy in relation to the American continents
Six months of Obama’s mandate have gone by and the beginning of his ever so mentioned “change” is starting to come to life. Apart from the expressive warm feelings between Obama and Hugo Chavez- the photograph which depicts Obama’s hand outstretched firmly to hold Chavez’s, a strong statement of the fact that Venezuela no longer poses a threat to the U.S- there are basically three main events which give us the magnitude of this change.
The rise and fall of the conservative religious movement
Learn about the American evangelical movement’s heyday in the nineties and understand why it has gone from a period of unprecedented growth to the current one of decline.
The EU, the United States and Russia in favor of an institutional overhaul
Is it possible to reconstruct the political and military understanding between Europe, the United States and Russia that prevailed in the nineties and fell apart during the last Bush administration, or has the time come to lay the foundation for a new order of European security based on the needs of the twenty-first century?
Who is who in the new conservative landscape
The United States will finally leave the Arab country on December 31, 2011
Obama takes his first green steps with his neighbor Harper
Despite their environmental policy differences, Canada and the United States will fight climate change together.
Naturalness, humbleness and heart: three basic keys to reaching the public
How to avoid making the mistake the Soviet Union did
Understand why the war in Afghanistan could turn into an authentic nightmare for Barack Obama, unless he gets commitments from regional powers like Iran, Pakistan and India, aside from Russia, China and the EU.
The United States starts to bring back social discourse
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The success of Obama’s plan to finally bring the troops home from Iraq will depend upon his ability to negotiate the stabilization of the Arab country after the military exit with Iran and its ally Syria. It is a high-risk, but very courageous, decision.
If you want to improve your oratory skills, the president of the United States is a great person to learn from. Read on to discover why.
It is impossible to understand or act on the intense collapse of the American and global economy without taking the ethical failures into consideration.
