A recent __Washington Post__ front-page story proclaimed that "Iran is quietly seeking to expand its ties with Latin America." To those who follow the

"Social justice grantmakers aim to go one step beyond teaching a man to fish, to borrow an old saying. They ask why so few people in this man's commun

Hudson Institute's Center on Economics of the Internet hosted an address on UN internet regulation by Ambassador David Gross.

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In the last year, conflicts between energy needs and water quality and supply have increased and caught national media attention. Some of the protests

Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom was pleased to host noted scholars for an analysis of the potential short- and long-term implications

"In 1910, Teddy Roosevelt came here, to Osawatomie, and laid out his vision for what he called a New Nationalism. 'Our country,' he said, '...means no

Last month, President Obama gave environmentalists a rare climate policy victory by shelving, at least for now, the Keystone XL Pipeline. Yet this mon

Nobuteru Ishihara, Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan (LDP), examined "Perspectives Toward a Renewed U.S.-Japanese Alliance."

In his introduction to the September 2011 issue of "Alliance magazine(Alliance magazine)":http://www.alliancemagazine.org/en/content/september-2011, _

As we approach the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Soviet Union, a pivotal question is whether Russia has drawn lessons from the communist past. H

A new book by historian Olivier Zunz, __Philanthropy in America__, takes an engaging look at the development of philanthropy in the United States dur