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From the blog of Howard F Jaeckel at The Times of Israel

As North Korea marches on with its missile tests, proliferation,and nuclear program, we have muted ourselves on human rights. Morally, that is indefensible, especially as our policy has failedto modify North Korea's aggressive behavior. In time, we will seewhether "smart power" means more of the same dead-end negotiationsand blank checks or a realization that human rights and securityare linked.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The Birth of the New Fundamental Law of Hungary Dr. István Stumpf: I would like first to thank The Heritage Foundation for inviting me to this panel discussion on a very important topic. I would also like to say a special “thank you” to Attorney General Ed Meese, who experienced the Hungarian constitution-making environment firsthand last summer when Hungary inaugurated a statue dedicated to Ronald Reagan on Freedom Square.

On August 7, 2010, Juan Manual Santos will take office as the new president of Colombia. His election is a testimony to the Colombian public’s commitment to democracy and a strong U.S.–Colombian relationship. Over the past decade, the two countries have achieved an unprecedented level of cooperation on many fronts—from fighting drug-trafficking and narco-terrorism to advancing public safety and meeting human needs. The influence of the criminal FARC has been tumbling, and kidnapping and mu...

When Chinese leaders view America as weak, they press the advantage.

Commentary “Doubled-faced.” That’s how Beijing just described two senior Biden administration officials who had traveled to China, seeking ...

May 20 is Cuba Solidarity Day -- an opportunity to shine a bright light on the abuses of the Castro regime.

Jack Burgess writes about the state of the government post-election.

Congress should make it clear that it continues to pay close attention to the ATT negotiations.