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Senator Barack Obama
A brief profile of former Senator Barack Obama's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
John McCain Foreign Policy
A brief profile of Senator John McCain's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
A classroom at Elementary School #2 in the Tadjoura region of Djibouti.
A classroom at Elementary School #2 in the Tadjoura region of Djibouti.
Globalization: What Is It?
The "Cold War Era" and the "Space Age" have been replaced with the "Era of Globalization," a definition from Keith Porter -- your guide to U.S. Foreign Policy.
Container Living Units (CLUs) at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Horn of Africa
Container Living Units (CLUs) at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Horn of Africa
Obama and U.S. Foreign Policy
A profile of Senator Barack Obama's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
2008 Presidential Race
The 2008 race to be "Leader of the Free World" has begun. Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--offers a brief overview of the foreign policy experience and positions of all leading candidates in the 2008 presidential race.
Role of the Executive Branch
Who shapes U.S. foreign policy today?, from Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Donkeys drink at a natural desert oasis in Djibouti
Donkeys drink at a natural desert oasis in Djibouti
U.S. military repairs a water well in Djibouti
U.S. military repairs a water well in Djibouti
Who Makes Foreign Policy
Who makes U.S. foreign policy (or American foreign policy) today? What is foreign policy? And what roles do the president and congress play? A description from Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Khat is a widely used drug in Djibouti
Khat is a widely used drug in Djibouti
Keith Porter, Kristin McHugh, and Malcolm Brown report from Djibouti for the radio documentary Beyond Fear: America's Role in an Uncertain World
Keith Porter, Kristin McHugh, and Malcolm Brown report from Camp Lemonier, Djibouti for the public radio documentary Beyond Fear: America's Role in an Uncertain World
Central area of Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Horn of Africa
Central area of Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Horn of Africa
Iraq War Timeline
A timeline of the Iraq War from 2002 to present, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter
Globalization: Good or Bad?
Is globalization a plus or a minus for the world?, from Keith Porter--your guide to U.S. Foreign Policy.
Sixteen person tent at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Horn of Africa
Sixteen person tent at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Horn of Africa
This ancient trail is used by animals and nomads moving from Ethiopia through Djibouti
This ancient trail is used by animals and nomads moving from Ethiopia through Djibouti
U.S. military volunteers in Djibouti play basketball at an orphanage
U.S. military volunteers in Djibouti play basketball at an orphanage
Door to a tent at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti
Door to a tent at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti
McCain and U.S. Foreign Policy
A profile of Senator John McCain's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
The lunch room, renovated by the U.S. military, at Elementary School #2 near Tadjoura, Djibouti
The lunch room, renovated by the U.S. military, at Elementary School #2 near Tadjoura, Djibouti
A damaged well in Djibouti slated for repair by a U.S. Army National Guard team
A damaged well in Djibouti slated for repair by a U.S. Army National Guard team
Bags of food, donated by the United States, in a storeroom at Elementary School #2 near Tadjoura, Djibouti
Bags of food, donated by the United States, in a storeroom at Elementary School #2 near Tadjoura, Djibouti
The market in downtown Djibouti, Djibouti
The market in downtown Djibouti, Djibouti
Nomads wait near a desert oasis in Djibouti
Nomads wait near a desert oasis in Djibouti
The Role of the Congress
Who shapes U.S. foreign policy today?, from Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
A computer lab for training teachers across the Tadjoura region of Djibouti. Equipment donated by the U.S. Agency for International Development.
A computer lab for training teachers across the Tadjoura region of Djibouti. The equipment was donated by the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Kristin McHugh and Malcolm Brown (center) record the English Discussion Group in Djibouti
Kristin McHugh and Malcolm Brown (center) record the English Discussion Group in Djibouti
Things Bush Did Right
Passport, the blog of Foreign Policy magazine, used the occasion of George W. Bush's 61st birthday (7/6/07) to print a list of things his Administration has done right in U.S. foreign policy. As they wrote, "Passport is usually pretty critical of the Prez. So for a change of pace and out of respect for the man's special day, here are the top ten things Bush and his team have gotten right during his time in office. No wisecracks, I promise." Here, I took their list and expanded on each item.
U.S. State Department
A profile of the U.S. State Department, the "foreign ministry" of the United States of America, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Rethinking Foreign Aid
A blue-bibbon panel recommends big changes to U.S. foreign aid. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - has the story.
2008 Olympics
The 2008 Olympics, as always, are set to make big news, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Congressman Dennis Kucinich
Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH)
U.S.-U.K. Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
United Nations
A profile of the United Nations, the world's only universal membership inter-governmental organization, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
U.S.-Russian Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and Russia, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Iraq War Profile
Iraq War background and summary are provided in this issue profile from Keith Porter, About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy. The summary covers the prelude to war, coalition building, invasion and occupation, costs and casualties, foreign policy implications, and paths forward from the Iraq War.
Logo from Camp Lemonier, Djibouti
Logo from Camp Lemonier, Djibouti
McCain and Obama on Iraq
The postions of Senators John McCain and Barack Obama on the future course of the war in Iraq
A fruit seller at Djibouti's main market
A fruit seller at Djibouti's main market
U.S.-France Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and France, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
World Opinion of US 2007
World opinion of the United States is growing worse. Keith Porter, your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy, examines new data and finds a silver lining as well.
U.S.-Pakistani Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and Pakistan, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Iraq War Implications
The war in Iraq and its fallout have been at the center of U.S. foreign policy since 2002. The war and surrounding issues occupy the attention of nearly all those in leadership at the White House, State Department, and Pentagon. And the war has fueled anti-American sentiment around the world, making global diplomacy all the more difficult. Our relations with almost every country in the world are in some form colored by the war, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter
2008 Candidates on Cuba
A look at 2008 presidential candidates' views on the US-Cuban relationship, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
US-Mexican Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and Mexico, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Senator John McCain (R-AZ)
Senator John McCain (R-AZ)
RAND Corporation
A profile of the RAND Corporation, one of America's oldest foreign policy think tanks, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
U.S.-Brazilian Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and Brazil, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Who Cares?
Why should average Americans care about U.S. foreign policy, from Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
US-Cuban Relations
Background on the US-Cuban Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
Iraq War Central
Iraq War background and summary are provided here from Keith Porter, About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy. The summary covers the prelude to war, coalition building, invasion and occupation, costs and casualties, foreign policy implications, and paths forward from the Iraq War.
U.S.-Chinese Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and China, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Iraq War Paths Forward
President Bush and his team seem determined to continue the occupation of Iraq. They hope to bring enough stability to the nation that Iraqi security forces can maintain control and allow the new government to gain strength and legitimacy. Others believe this is a nearly impossible task. And still others believe this future is plausible but cannot unfold until after American forces leave. About Guide to US Foreign Policy Keith Porter looks at the plans.
U.S.-Venezuelan Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and Venezuela, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Rise of Arab Media
Hundreds of free pan-Arab satellite television stations are having a major impact on the Middle East. Governments, including the United States, have no choice but to respond. Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy explains.
U.N. Security Council
The United Nations is the only organization encompassing every government on Earth. Each country is referred to as a "member state." Those nations form the U.N. General Assembly. A smaller group of countries meet as the U.N. Security Council. The council has five permanent members (United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, China - referred to as the P5) and ten rotating members. The photos here depict major elements of the U.N.'s work.
Role of Think Tanks and NGOs
Who shapes U.S. foreign policy today?, from Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
U.S. Defense Department
A profile of the U.S. Defense Department, leaders of the United States military, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
U,S,-Russia Timeline
A look at the US-Russian relationship from 1922 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Oil, Africa and China
The role played by oil in world politics (and U.S. foreign policy) is hard to quantify but impossible to deny. While the Middle East is the center of oil politics, the new frontier is Africa according to "Untapped: The Scramble for Africa's Oil," an important new book from John Ghazvinian.
What Is Smart Power?
Foreign policy uses "hard power" and "soft power," but what is "smart power"? Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--explains.
Politics and the Iraq War
In the United States (and among leading allies) the steep cost and on-going nature of the Iraq War have caused considerable damage to top political leaders and political movements. Some have seen their professional reputations sullied, others have paid a price for tieing their credibility to the Bush Administration's actions. Here is a partial list of the foreign policy "political casualties" from the Iraq War, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Zalmay Khalilzad speaks at a United Nations Security Council meeting on the situation in Myanmar (October 5, 2007) in New York City. United Nations special envoy to Myanmar Ibrahim Gambari briefed the Security Council on his visit to Myanmar.
United Nations Headquarters
The United Nations Building sits along First Avenue (between 42nd and 45th street) in New York City. The building opened in 1952 and is considered a striking example of the International Style of architecture. The tall glass covered structure houses the U.N. Secretariat. The lower, swooping building with a central dome is home to the United Nations General Assembly.
The Kosovo Decision
Can the United Nations prevent bloodshed in Southeast Europe? Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--looks at the upcoming Kosovo decision.
Map of Africa with Djibouti
Map of Africa with Djibouti
McCain and Obama on Trade
About Guide to the U.S. Economy Kimberly Amadeo has created some great resources for exploring the trade and economic policies of Senators John McCain and Barack Obama (and former Republican candidate Ron Paul).
Passport Problems
The U.S. State Department explains the delay in processing passport applications. Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--explains.
Americans Support the U.N.
Americans support the United Nations according to a new poll. Keith Porter, your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy, looks at the numbers.
Mayor Rudy Giuliani
A brief profile of former Mayor Rudy Giuliani's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
NATO
A profile of NATO, the world's largest military alliance, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
US-Iran Relations
Background on the US-Iran Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
Role of Local Governments
Who shapes U.S. foreign policy today?, from Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Council on Foreign Relations
A profile of the Council on Foreign Relations, America's most influential group devoted to U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
US-Egypt Relations
Background on the US-Egypt Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
General David Petraeus
U.S. Army General David Petraeus commands American forces in Iraq. Learn more about his background, education and experience, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Clinton and Obama Clash
Senator's Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama clashed on a fundamental issue of U.S. foreign policy at a July CNN/You Tube debate. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - has details on the dispue and the fall out.
Report from Djibouti
The U.S. military has a unique operation in Djibouit. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - shares this first hand account.
Senator John Edwards (D-NC)
Senator John Edwards (D-NC)
Profile: Henry Kissinger
Henry Kissinger was U.S. secretary of state and national security adviser for presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Learn more about his background, education, experience, and sweeping influence on U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Heritage Foundation
A profile of the Heritage Foundation, an influential American group working on conservative approaches to a variety of issues including U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
U.S.-German Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and Germnay, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
New War Crimes Court
The new International Criminal Court targets war crimes. And the first trial is just beginning. Keith Porter, your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy, has details.
Fixing the Security Council
Can the U.N. Security Council Be Fixed? Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--looks at the crucial need for Security Council reform.
Anti-Americanism
Understanding how the world views the U.S.A. is an important part of planning and carrying out U.S. foreign policy. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - looks at anti-Americanism around the world.
Allies Face Changes
Big allies of the United States face big changes Keith Porter, your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy, examines leadership changes on the orizon fro France, United Kingdom, and Israel..
former Mayor Rudy Giuliani
former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R-NY)
Senator John Edwards
A brief profile of Senator John Edwards' foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Chris Hill and Foreign Policy
Christopher Hill is an American diplomat who lead talks on North Korea's nuclear program. Learn more about his background, education, experience, and sweeping influence on U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Ambassador Richard Holbrooke
Richard Holbrooke is a former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Learn more about his background, education and experience, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
US-Belarusian Relations
Background on the US-Belarusian Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
Carnegie Endowment CEIP
A profile of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, one of America's influential groups devoted to U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
U.S.-Japanese Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and Japan, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Secretary of State Rice
A brief profile of U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
US-North Korea Relations
Background on the US-North Korea Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
World Fails Kosovo
The International Community Fails Kosovo. Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--looks at Kosovo's planned declaration of independence.
Timeline US Iran Relations
A look at the US-Iranian relationship from 1953 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
World Hot Spots
America's interests - and reach - are global. Therefore, a crisis anywhere on the planet has a good chance of being on the agenda at the White House, State Department, and Pentagon as well. Here are the top hot spots consuming U.S. foreign policy efforts today.
Fidel Castro
Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--offers a brief overview of the life of Fidel Castro.
failedstates
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says, "The failed state is a real threat to our peace and security." Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--explains why.
Governor Tommy Thompson
A brief profile of former Governor Tommy Thompson (R-WI)'s foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Peace Window at United Nations
Bella Meyer (left at podium), the granddaughter of Marc Chagall, speaking at the dedication ceremony (October 24, 2005) for the completed restoration project of the Peace Window (behind) by Marc Chagall. The window was installed at the United Nations in 1964 in honor of Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. Right is Shashi Tharoor, Under Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information. The ceremony was part of the events held today to mark the 60th anniversary of the United Nations.
Secretary of State Albright
Madeleine Albright was the 64th U.S. Secretary of State. Learn more about her background, education and experience, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
foreignpolicyblogs
The blogosphere is full of high quality writing by leading experts on U.S. foreign policy. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - recommends his favorite foreign policy blogs.
US-Israel Relations
Background on the US-Israel Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
Timeline US Cuba Relations
A look at the US-Cuban relationship from 1898 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT)
U.S. Senator Christopher Dodd (D-CT)
Press Area Security Council
United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speaks to the press after a lunch with the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council at U.N. headquarters (September 28, 2007) in New York City. Leaders and diplomats from around the world are in New York City for the United Nations yearly General Assembly.
US-Burma Relations
Background on the US-Burma Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
Best Foreign Policy Blogs
The blogosphere is full of high quality writing by leading experts on U.S. foreign policy. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - recommends the best foreign policy blogs.
What Can You Do
A number of citizens groups are out there making a difference in U.S. Foreign Policy. Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--explains.
Outposts of Tyranny
Background on the Outposts of Tyranny, from Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Iraq Study Group
James Baker and Lee Hamilton lead this expert group assessing the situation in Iraq and searching for new U.S. policy options, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Baker
James A. Baker was the 61st U.S. Secretary of State. Learn more about his background, education and experience, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Law of the Sea Treaty
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea has been ratified by most countries, but not the United States. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - has details on the treaty.
Brookings Institution
A profile of the Brookings Institution, one of America's influential groups devoted to U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Take a Tour the United Nations
A woman sells tickets to a tour of the United Nations May 12, 2006 at the United Nations headquarters in New York. The United Nations headquarters, completed in 1952 and largely unchanged since, is widely considered to be a landmark achievement of the International Style of architecture, a style that reached a massive climax with the construction of the World Trade Center 20 years later. Tours in many languages are given most weekdays at the UN.
Timeline U.S. Japan Relations
A look at the US-Japan relationship from 1854 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
U.S.-Indian Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and India, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY)
Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY)
Senator Chris Dodd
A brief profile of Senator Christopher Dodd's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Senator Chuck Hagel
A brief profile of Senator Chuck Hagel's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
American Enterprise Institute
A profile of the American Enterprise Institute, an influential American group working on conservative approaches to a variety of issues including U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA)
Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA)
Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA)
Governor Mitt Romney
A brief profile of Governor Mitt Romney's foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
US-South Africa Relations
A profile of the relationship between the United States and South Africa, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Headed for Djibouti
New tools in the U.S. foreign policy toolbox unfold in the Horn of Africa. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - visits Camp Lemonier in Djibouti.
Lounge Area Inside the U.N.
A man sits on couches looking out onto the north end of the General Assembly building of the United Nations (May 12, 2006) at the United Nations headquarters in New York. The United Nations headquarters, completed in 1952 and largely unchanged since, is widely considered to be a landmark achievement of the International Style of architecture, a style that reached a massive climax with the construction of the World Trade Center 20 years later.
US-Zimbabwe Relations
Background on the US-Zimbabwe Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
AJI Sets Launch
The English version of Al Jazeera is set to launch in November 2006. Whether or not the channel is avaialble in America, the expansion will re-ignite the controversy over Al Jazeera's true intentions. Keith Porter, your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy, explains.
Ban Ki Moon?
Who is the new United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon? Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - offers this short bio.
U.N. General Assembly
The U.N. General Assembly has 192 member-states. The Assembly Hall features a green marble podium, large video screens, and a domed ceiling.
U.N. Peacekeeping Forces
The United Nations is the only organization encompassing every government on Earth. Each country is referred to as a "member state." Those nations form the U.N. General Assembly. A smaller group of countries meet as the U.N. Security Council. The council has five permanent members (United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, China - referred to as the P5) and ten rotating members. The photos here depict major elements of the U.N.'s work.
The Persian Gulf
A profile of the Persian Gulf, a region with great geo-strategic significance in U.S. foreign policy, from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
Kosovo Final Status
After years of brutality and violence, a new day may be dawning for all the people living in the tiny province of Kosovo. Will the world grant independence? Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy--explores the Kosovo final status issue.
Secretary General's Office
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon poses for photos with many visiting dignitaries at this same spot in his office on the 38th floor of the United Nations Secretariat building.
Hamas and Fatah
The split in Palestine opens up new challenges and new opportunities for U.S. foreign policy, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Senator Fred Thompson
A brief profile of former Senator Fred Thompson (R-TN)'s foreign policy experience and positions. Part of the 2008 U.S. presidential election coverage from About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy Keith Porter.
US-Syria Relations
Background on the US-Syria Relationship from Keith Porter - your About Guide to US Foreign Policy
U.S.-German Timeline
A look at the US-German relationship from 1608 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Timeline U.S. China Relations
A look at the US-China relationship from 1844 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Bush Heads to Latin America
Protests and an unseen clash with Hugo Chavez are predicted. Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - looks at President Bush's trip to Latin America.
Bush to Asia
The President and much of the White House will be in Asia November 15 to 21, 2006. He will participate in the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum and a number of bilateral meetings. More from Keith Porter, your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Timeline U.S. DPRK Relations
A look at the US-North Korean relationship from 1950 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
U.S.-Israel Timeline
A look at the US-Israeli relationship from 1922 to present, from Keith Porter--your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy
Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX)
Ron Paul's Foreign Policy Positions - Foreign Policy Positions of Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX)
Foreign Policy Budget
How much does America's desire for global engagement cost? Keith Porter - your About Guide to U.S. Foreign Policy - runs the numbers.

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