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  • Diplomats on the Defensive

    World | Sonni Efron | May 8, 2003
    Diplomats are paid to have cool minds and even cooler temperaments, but inside the State Department, plenty of America's elite diplomats are privately seething.

  • Mexico and U.S. to end final trade tariffs

    Business | December 29, 2007
    Mexico and the U.S. are about to eliminate the last tariffs on goods they trade, prompting opposition by lawmakers and farmers in both countries who anticipate a flood of cheap imports.

  • U.S. Now Views Iran in More Favorable Light

    World | Robin Wright | February 14, 2003
    The administration now distinguishes between Iran and the other countries that President Bush lumped together last year in an "axis of evil" and does not plan to target the Islamic Republic after the increasingly likely war in Iraq, a senior U.

  • U.S. War on Terror Leads to Violations, Group Says

    World | Ashleigh Collins | May 27, 2004
    The U.S.-led war on terrorism is a failure that has resulted in gross human rights violations, undermined U.S. moral legitimacy and made the world more dangerous, Amnesty International said Wednesday in an annual survey of human rights around the world.

  • Bush Likens War on Terror to Cold War

    World | Warren Vieth | October 7, 2005
    President Bush on Thursday compared the war on terrorism to the struggle against communism and said a network of Islamic extremists was determined to use Iraq as a staging ground to topple moderate governments in the region and to "establish a radical Islamic empire that spans from Spain to Indonesia.
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  • Iran president's rivals slam his foreign policy
    World | Borzou Daragahi | May 31, 2009
    In a political race most analysts predicted would hinge on domestic bread-and-butter issues, foreign policy has emerged as a major battleground -- and a potential Achilles' heel for Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. With campaigns in full swing ahead of the June 12 presidential election, none of the three challengers have shied away from publicly criticizing Ahmadinejad on topics long considered off-limits for debate in Iran, such as his stance on the country's nuclear program and his vitriol about Israel.
  • A 'nothing personal' foreign policy
    Opinion | Stuart A. Reid | March 7, 2009
    When Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton recently broached the subject of Kim Jong Il's succession, she was criticized for speaking about a topic some thought was better left untouched.
  • William Jorden dies at 85; onetime journalist wrote about U.S. foreign policy, then helped craft it
    California | Local | Lauren Wiseman | February 26, 2009
    William Jorden, a former New York Times reporter who became a State Department specialist on the Vietnam War as well as U.S. ambassador to Panama, and who wrote a definitive account of the 1978 Panama Canal treaty negotiations, died of lung cancer Friday at a nursing care facility in New Bedford, Mass.
  • Clinton vows a foreign policy 'neither impulsive nor ideological'
    World | Paul Richter | February 14, 2009
    Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton promised Friday to follow a foreign policy that "is neither impulsive nor ideological" as she prepared for her first overseas trip to confront a series of sensitive issues in Asia.
  • Obama team works on overhaul of Afghanistan, Pakistan policy
    World | Julian E. Barnes | February 11, 2009
    The Obama administration plans to complete its overhaul of U.S. policy on Afghanistan and Pakistan by April, before a crucial NATO summit, the White House said Tuesday in announcing the new head of its review.
  • For Obama campaign advisors, there's no sure thing
    National | Paul Richter | February 11, 2009
    The spoils go to the victors in politics, and usually a candidate's campaign advisors are generously rewarded with top jobs in the government when an election is won.
  • Biden sets conciliatory international tone
    World | Christine Spolar | February 8, 2009
    Vice President Joe Biden, in a much-anticipated policy speech from the Obama administration, outlined what he called a "renewal project" to connect with old friends and then pressured the listening nations for help with the challenges of security, climate change and extremism.
  • Obama meets with Joint Chiefs at Pentagon
    World | Julian E. Barnes | January 29, 2009
    President Obama said after meeting with top U.S. military leaders Wednesday that targeting extremists would be a top priority for the armed forces in Afghanistan.
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