Back to Diplomats and Diplomacy Memoirs of a Foreign Service Arabist Available in January 2014 “Among Parker’s fascinating insights into…
Oftentimes the greatest foreign policy struggles are not with the host government but rather with the government bureaucracy back home.…
One of the great dilemmas in foreign policy is when and whether to negotiate with one’s enemies. Will a dialogue…
Despite getting extremely close to agreeing to negotiations to avert hostilities, the U.S. and Japan failed to make peace and…
The attack by the Imperial Japanese Army against the Naval Base at Pearl Harbor catapulted the United States into World…
December 7, 1941 will forever be one of the most memorable dates in American history. The attack on Pearl Harbor, a preemptive…
The Caucasus region of the former Soviet Union has experienced several conflicts that have been provoked by ethnic hatred and…
Find articles about diplomatic events from each day of the year Here’s a handy calendar of events linked to Moments…
On November 22nd, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas while traveling with his wife in a…
József Mindszenty was a Roman Catholic cardinal ordained shortly after World War II who staunchly resisted the fascist and later…