Has the Clinton administration done a good job of promoting democracy in Asia?

Article Abstract:

While the Clinton administration is criticized for placing priorities on economic and security interest and not doing enough to promote human rights and democratization, the power of democratic status is difficult to obtain and its effects may be exaggerated. The success of the Clinton administration may take years to measure, the administration should discuss effective bilateral and multilateral policies to help Asia make the transition.

Political aspects, International relations, Asia, Democracy

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New strategy in Iraq: Iran tensions

Article Abstract:

The alleged involvement of Iran in escalating the sectarian violence in Iraq through supply of weaponry is creating Iran-U.S. tensions. Hoping to smooth relations, Iraq has invited envoys from Iran and Syria to a regional security conference in the presence of the U.S. to gain their diplomatic and political support.

United States, Iraq, Iran, Military aspects, Iranian foreign relations, Ethnic violence

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