Military Intervention In Syria Is The Problem, Not The Solution – OpEd
A café. A stadium. A concert hall. One of the most horrifying things about the murderous attacks in Paris was
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Author: Peter Certo
Peter Certo is the editor of Foreign Policy In Focus. and writer based at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC, where he edits the institute’s Foreign Policy In Focus website and serves as deputy editor of the non-profit editorial syndicate OtherWords. He’s a former associate editor of Right Web, a project that monitors the efforts of foreign policy hawks and neoconservatives to influence U.S. foreign policy, and he helped coordinate the first annual Global Day of Action on Military Spending.
Website: http://fpif.org/
Articles by Peter Certo :
Netanyahu Is National Security Risk—And Washington Knows It – OpEd
An anonymous U.S. official caused a dustup when he called the Israeli prime minister “chickenshit.” Others might have said worse.
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Here’s Everything Wrong With White House’s War On Islamic State – OpEd
If Barack Obama owes his presidency to one thing, it was the good sense he had back in 2002 to
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Bluster And Blowback In Beirut – Analysis
The assassination of senior Hezbollah commander Hassan al-Laqis in early December, coming on the heels of last month’s attack on
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Fumbling Foreign Policy – OpEd
From Mitt Romney’s juvenile $10,000 bet with Rick Perry to Ron Paul’s declaration that death by untreated illnesses is “what
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Shedding Light On Immigration – OpEd
The U.S. immigration debate has generated a lot of heat over the years, but not necessarily a lot of light.
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An Alternative Eulogy For Steve Jobs – OpEd
The late Steve Jobs was, without question, a brilliant designer, a skilled businessman, and a talented aesthetician. His leadership of
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The Cheonan Incident: Skepticism Abounds
By Peter Certo, Greg Chaffin, Hye-Eun Kim On the night of March 26, 2010, the South Korean naval vessel ROKS
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