The U.S. has a moral responsibility to aid those suffering in a civil conflict and stop the use of chemical weapons. Â According to CNN, last weekâs chemical attacks in the Syrian province of Aleppo might have been carried out by the Syrian army, though the army insists that it was the work of rebels. In [...]
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Students hold vigil for Syrian students
Violence on a Syrian college campus spurred a student vigil in support of human rights.
Read the rest of this article »Americans should not neglect the Syrian conflict
U.S. citizens and government cannot continue to stand by as violence escalates in Syria.
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Richard Dekmejian, a professor of political science, can speak five languages.
Read the rest of this article »What should US foreign involvement look like?
For the sake of life, liberty and the American economy, we must elect a president who will take an active approach to foreign policy.
Read the rest of this article »United Stated hopes to repeat successful Libya strategy
The Obama administration has the chance to claim a much-needed victory in the Middle East, where Libyan rebels were finally able to take control over their capital city of Tripoli. Even though former Libyan dictator Qaddafi is still thought to be at large, the combined efforts of the NATO coalitionsâ air attacks seem to have [...]
Read the rest of this article »Violence in the Middle East has spread to Syria, where the army has launched a major military operation in the southern city of Daraa. Several witnesses reported the bodies of those killed and wounded in the operation lying in the streets. Another witness reported around 3,000 soldiers in the city breaking into houses and firing [...]
Read the rest of this article »Obama fails to capitalize on Egypt
The Obama administration is attempting to balance a number of concerns in crafting its stance on Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen and the increasingly unstable environment in Jordan and Syria.
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