Author Archives: James Martin

One thing is clear as the recently elected Democrats take their positions in Congress in the coming months: Change is on the way for the United States’ strategy in Iraq. While Bush has so far proven reluctant to “change the course,” both the shift of power in Congress and Rumsfeld’s recent resignation suggest that the »

As the United Nations opens the 61st session of its General Assembly this week, it is apparent that the international community has finally agreed to take seriously Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The assembly’s agenda is devoted to reaching common ground on how best to deal with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s regime and its quest for nuclear weapons. While »