For decades during the Cold War, the United States and Europe had a steadfast alliance with a palpable purpose: We stood shoulder to shoulder to stave off the menace of the Soviet Union. The...
Is There a Human Rights Double Standard? U.S. Policy Toward Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Uzbekistan
U.N. Peacekeeping Forces: A Force Multiplier for the U.S.?
The United States-South Korea FTA: The Foreign Policy Implications
Human Trafficking Trends Underscore Administration’s Poor Funding Choices, Lantos Says
June 12, 2007Washington, DC –Chairman Tom Lantos of the House Foreign Affairs Committee said a report released today by the Department of State about human trafficking worldwide underscores that the...
Lantos Dedicates New Memorial to Communism’s Victims, Notes that Lessons of Cold War Remain Instructive Today
June 12, 2007Washington, DC – At the dedication today of a memorial to people who lost their lives fighting communist oppression worldwide, Congressman Tom Lantos (D-CA), Chairman of the House...
Nigeria at a Crossroads: Elections, Legitimacy and a Way Forward
Statement of Chairman Lantos at Hearing, “U.S. Policy Challenges in North Africa”
Verbatim, as deliveredFor a generation, a frustrating stalemate has stymied peace between Morocco and the Sahrawi population of Western Sahara. For a generation, the people of Morocco and the...
House Approves Lantos-Ros-Lehtinen Bill Reaffirming U.S. Long-Term Commitment to Afghanistan’s Security and Stability
Washington, DC - The House of Representatives today overwhelmingly approved legislation by House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Tom Lantos (D-CA) and Ranking Member Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL)...