How the Summit With North Korea Can Succeed

Negotiations between adversaries are difficult but can be overcome if the parties are sincere and employ unilateral reciprocated confidence-building measures, as is common in human interactions within Asia. Summits in Asia are quite different from contract-oriented...

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Spinning Rwanda in the Grand Cult of US Empire

More than twenty years after its ignominious formation, the mainstream cult of thought surrounding the Rwandan genocide is still going strong. If you doubt it, just observe how easily any outrage of a tinpot dictator or maniacal insurrectionary or estranged Western...

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A Very Personal Message From Justin Raimondo

Dear friend of Antiwar.com, I'm told by my Antiwar.com colleagues that they've received many inquiries about my health status since my cancer diagnosis, and they're urging me to write an update. Although I fear they are exaggerating the demand for this, out of a...

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