What is to be done?

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton's foreign policy will be more activist than George Bush's. Despite the symbolic nature of his aid package to Russia, he should use the Vancouver summit meeting with Boris Yeltsin to demonstrate the benefits of US activism to a skeptical American public.

Russia, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, United States foreign relations, Serbia

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Send an envoy

Article Abstract:

Many politicians make campaign promises to send envoys to troubled foreign spots, just as Pres Clinton promised to send an envoy to Northern Ireland. The humorous aspects of promising to help fix problems abroad rather than at home are explored in this satire.

Humor and anecdotes, Political campaigns, Diplomats

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The internationalists

Article Abstract:

The Clinton administration and the Republicans have opposing ideas on the role of the US in international peacekeeping. Republicans want to restrict US involvement with UN peacekeeping, which is a cornerstone of the administration's foreign policy.

Column, Political aspects, Republican Party (United States), Peacekeeping forces, Intervention (International law), Military intervention

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