Rebuttal

Time to Talk

What Michael Singh gets wrong about "next steps" with Iran.

BY AMB. WILLIAM H. LUERS | MAY 3, 2013

The Case for Breaking Up Walmart

Sorry, Charles Kenny, but Walmart is hardly an ally of the world's poor.

BY BARRY C. LYNN | MAY/JUNE 2013

Who’s Afraid of Cyberoptimism?

Why David Rieff’s cynical attack on “cyberutopians” misses the point.

BY ETHAN ZUCKERMAN | APRIL 29, 2013

Off to a Bad Start

Why is the president letting America's nukes rust?

BY SEN. JIM INHOFE, SEN. BOB CORKER | APRIL 18, 2013

GAO Stands by Its F-35 Report

A response to Winslow Wheeler.

BY CHUCK YOUNG | MARCH 29, 2013

Army Strong

Actually, Lt. Gen. Barno, the best and the brightest are staying in uniform.

BY LT. GEN. FREDERICK “BEN” HODGES | MARCH 27, 2013

What Vali Nasr Gets Wrong

A former State Department insider has written a blistering account of the Obama administration’s missteps in Afghanistan. But is he right?

BY SARAH CHAYES | MARCH 12, 2013

What Bill Gates Got Wrong About Why Nations Fail

Did the Microsoft founder even read our book before he criticized it?

BY DARON ACEMOGLU , JAMES ROBINSON | MARCH 12, 2013

Our Experience in Luvungi

International Medical Corps responds to Laura Heaton's investigation of mass rape in a small Congolese town.

BY MICAH WILLIAMS, WILL CRAGIN | MARCH 5, 2013

Fund Syria’s Moderates

We can’t say that helping the Syrian rebels didn’t work, because it has never really been tried.

BY ROBIN YASSIN-KASSAB | JANUARY 23, 2013

Sorry, but Africa's Rise Is Real

Africa growth skeptics have got it wrong. The continent's rise is very real.

BY CHARLES ROBERTSON, MICHAEL MORAN | JANUARY 11, 2013

Poor Choice

The International Finance Corporation responds to Cheryl Strauss Einhorn's investigation into the World Bank's investment arm.

BY BRUCE MOATS | JANUARY 4, 2013

Did Awlaki Really Help the 9/11 Hijackers?

What Judicial Watch and Fox News got wrong about al Qaeda's leading English-language ideologue.

BY J.M. BERGER | JANUARY 4, 2013

Don't Blame Obama for Syria

What's happening in Syria is a tragedy. But John Hannah needs to recognize that the civil war was never ours to win or lose.

BY AARON DAVID MILLER | DECEMBER 14, 2012

Hey, Foreign Policy, the World Really Is Getting Safer

Responses to John Arquilla's "The Big Kill."

DECEMBER 7, 2012

How to Save Arab-Israeli Peace

There's more to it than Stephen Walt would have you believe.

BY ROBERT SATLOFF | DECEMBER 5, 2012

'Beyond the Pale'

The Pentagon responds to Micah Zenko.

BY GEORGE LITTLE | NOVEMBER 28, 2012

We Did Not Hype the Nuclear Threat

The U.S.-China Commission responds to Tom Collina.

BY DENNIS C. SHEA , WILLIAM A. REINSCH | NOVEMBER 26, 2012

In Defense of Policy Planning

Strobe Talbott responds to Rosa Brooks.

BY STROBE TALBOTT | OCTOBER 22, 2012

The Pivot to Economics

The State Department is hard at work integrating economics into U.S. foreign policy.

BY HEIDI CREBO-REDIKER | OCTOBER 19, 2012

Of Myths and Missiles

What Les Gelb gets wrong about the Cuban missile crisis.

BY STEPHEN SESTANOVICH | OCTOBER 12, 2012

The Rial World

No, the Iran sanctions are not working.

BY YOUSAF BUTT | OCTOBER 5, 2012

Too Cool

Bjorn Lomborg missed the mark in his attacks on a new report about the costs of climate change.

BY MATTHEW MCKINNON | OCTOBER 4, 2012

About That Red Team Report…

Michael R. Gordon's story overstates the importance of a review I ordered on Iraq.

BY GEORGE W. CASEY, JR. | SEPTEMBER 27, 2012

Bahrain: We Take Human Rights Violations Seriously

Manama responds to Freedom House's report knocking the country's democratic transition.

BY FAHAD A. ALBINALI | SEPTEMBER 25, 2012

A Countervailing View

No, we did not think we could win a nuclear war.

BY HAROLD BROWN | SEPTEMBER 24, 2012

Peaceniks in Palestine

The PLO’s U.S. ambassador slams Mitt Romney’s leaked comments on the Middle East.

BY MAEN RASHID AREIKAT | SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Lonely Planet Responds to 'Leftist Planet'

The quotes in Michael Moynihan's article are taken out of context and mischaracterize Lonely Planet's mission.

BY STEPHEN PALMER | AUGUST 22, 2012

Terrorism is Terrorism

We whitewash history when we ignore the fact that states sometimes engage in terror, too.

BY RÉMI BRULIN | AUGUST 20, 2012

What's Glenn Greenwald's Problem?

The outgoing Salon blogger can't seem to have an honest discussion without accusing his debate partners of malicious motives.

BY DANIEL TROMBLY | AUGUST 16, 2012