The 18th-Century Document That Can Save 21st-Century Foreign Policy The Federalist Papers charted the path for the U.S. to become a democratic superpower. August 15, 2020 at 8:00 AM EDT ...

In 1962, former U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson dealt a crushing blow to the British foreign policy establishment. With a wry phrase he created a Sisyphean task. It was the latter part of Acheson ...

Reports on the IRA's mid-century Border Campaign and strife in imperial Russia are among the stories which have now been placed online as part of a project to make the News Letter's old editions ...

It is the first and not the second of the quotations set out above which has served as a text down the years for the instruction of new entrants into the British Foreign Service. If one looks in this ...

For more nearly half a century, British foreign policy was anchored on two pillars: membership of the European Union and the "special relationship" with the US. ...

British Foreign Policy: Crises, Conflicts and Future Challenges. Kennedy, P. (1981). The Realities Behind Diplomacy: Background Influences on British External Policy, 1865-1980. Otte, T. (2011) The ...

These two events, and the EPC in particular, will give the new Labour government an immediate stage to signal where Britain’s foreign policy will stay the same and where it will shift.

The 18th-century Document That Can Save 21st-century Foreign Policy. By Hal Brands. ... because “a weak government,” wrote Hamilton and Madison in Federalist 18, can “never fail to bring on ...