foreign policy

Americans tend to be more interested in domestic policy than foreign policy, but they do pay attention and have opinions about international…

The United States and Mexico have a daily economic impact on each other, but citizens of both countries often don’t grasp the importance of the…

Despite George Washington’s plea for “no entangling alliances” in his farewell address, foreign policy, and military and economic intervention have been a…

Suzette Grillot hosts the program from Puebla, Mexico, and shares her thoughts on the colonial city with University of Oklahoma Spanish literature…

Pakistan’s burgeoning, educated youth population and various religious and militant groups pose distinct policy concerns for the South Asian nuclear power…

Suzette Grillot and Rebecca Cruise discuss the foreign policy implications of the partial federal government shutdown, and the lingering effects of last…

The partial government shutdown entered its fourth day Friday, and President Obama canceled a planned 17-day Asia trip that was part of his…

Rebecca Cruise returns and guest-hosts while Suzette Grillot joins the program from Italy to talk about protests sweeping Brazil's largest cities, and the…

University of California, Berkeley historian Daniel Sargent says the 1970s were a turning point for American foreign policy.“Prior to the '70s, the U.S.…