Foreign Policy in Focus

Imagine a drone equipped with a nuclear warhead.

Labor Day doesn't have to be about barbecues.

Key Peruvian ally in U.S. "war on drugs" sentencing to 20 years in prison for running guns to Colombia's FARC upheld.

"Thanks for nothing" would be the proper response by Muslims to "tolerance" by Christians and Jews.

Some detect a eugenics agenda in concerns for overpopulation.

Meet 3 co-authors and see how their compelling argument for ending U.S. drug wars also shows how life can sometimes really resemble an action movie.

If the left doesn't come up with a credible and comprehensive alternative to a focus on reducing the deficit, argues FPIF columnist Walden Bello, the far right might eventually fill the policy vacuum.

There may be both less and more to Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout than meets the eye.

The Israeli Defense Forces are itching for a rematch with Hezbollah.

Someday we might have a Muslim president of the United States. In the meantime, I'm hoping for a president who's not afraid of appearing weak.

With 50,000 troops still on the ground inside Iraq and a lack of clarity when they will all come home, the war is anything but over.

Israeli sentiment edging ever closer to ethnic cleansing.