The statement by right-wing German historian Sönke Neitzel about the “last summer of peace” articulates the bloodthirsty ...

Susan Britton, lead producer of Forum’s 10 a.m. hour, traveled from San Francisco to Ukraine to report on how locals find ...

Old men cry war, young men die - Part 1When Eric Johnston, who befriended Stalin at the Kremlin in 1944, was asked if he ...

From the recalibration of military strategy to the reconstitution of diplomacy, artificial intelligence will become a key determinant of order in the world. Immune to fear and favor, AI introduces a ...

Like Jackson, McKinley’s successor, President Theodore Roosevelt — a hero of the war in Cuba — employed a version of President Nixon’s Madman Theory, a president so volatile that enemies dared not ...

Only talks based on a spirit of give and take can assure peace and progress.

"However, Iran's priority is still ending the war in Gaza and reducing the suffering of its people," Najafi, who specializes in Middle East conflicts and Iran's foreign policy, said.

Why, at the suggestion of the Americans, the topic of Crimea's occupation suddenly took a prominent place in discussions about ending the war, why exactly the peninsula is important to Russia, and ...

War or peace? Russia's wrath hangs over Georgia elections Moscow's war on Ukraine is looming large on both sides of the campaign.

Two days after signing a minerals deal, the U.S. is pressuring Ukraine and Russia to come to the negotiating table with more realistic demands.

John Hunter, the teacher in Charlottesville, Va., who invented the World Peace Game, talks about a memorable trip his fourth graders took to the Pentagon.