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Global CooperationMisconceptions About Missile Defense: The Truth About the New START Treaty
As the hearings on the New START Treaty continue in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, support for the treaty has come from...
NewsSrebrenica: 15 Years Later
Sunday, July 11th marked a sober anniversary for Bosnia, Europe, and the world. Fifteen years ago, approximately 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and...
Citizens for Global Solutions Welcomes ICC Genocide Charges Against Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir
CITIZENS FOR GLOBAL SOLUTIONS WELCOMES ICC GENOCIDE CHARGES AGAINST SUDANESE PRESIDENT OMAR AL-BASHIR WASHINGTON, DC – Citizens for Global Solutions praised the...
Peace Movement AWOL on Aggression
I just published this oped on the Huffington Post: Our nation is blessed with a conscience that demands an end to unjust...
Human RightsTime to Make History With CEDAW
The bumper sticker on my wife's car reads, "Well-behaved women seldom make history!" I believe proponents of CEDAW, the Women's Treaty, have...
Global CooperationThe Future of Democracy Promotion: No More One-Size-Fits-All
How can the United States and Europe work together to promote democracy around the world? That was the topic of discussion on...
Global JusticeResponsibility to Protect (R2P)
Is there a Responsibility to Protect the people of Kyrgyzstan? The answer is Yes. Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) calls upon the international...
Time for a New START?
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee continues to push forward with hearings on the New START Treaty, despite vocal opposition from stubborn opponents...
NewsUPDATE: What is happening in Kyrgyzstan?
Authorities in Kyrgyzstan have reported that more than half, approximately 57,500, of the individuals who left Kyrgyzstan for Uzbekistan have returned home....
NewsTWO Sudanese Rebels Appear Before War Crimes Judges at The Hague
Their names are Abdallah Banda Abakaer Nourain and Saleh Mohammed Jerbo Jamus and they have both voluntarily surrendered to the International Criminal...
NewsUpdate: The Violence in Southern Kyrgyzstan
The United Nations (UN) announced today that approximately 400,000 have been displaced by the unyielding violence in Southern Kyrgyzstan. The UN has...