September 8, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: Afghanistan, Pakistan, US foreign policy •
Time to smash the urge of imperial strategic groupthink The hegemonic imperative has led to grand failure. Ignoring that will lead to the same mistakes when we ‘pivot’ to East Asia.SEPTEMBER 8, 2021 Written by Graham E. Fuller <https://responsiblestatecraft.org/author/gfuller/> Much ink is now being spilled over the precipitous departure of the huge U.S. troop and civilian presence from Afghanistan. […]
August 17, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: Afghanistan, Graham Fuller, Iran US foreign policy, Russia, Taliban China, US withdrawal •
Graham E. Fuller 16 August 2021 Below is the link to my article just published on this topic for “Responsible Statecraft” at the Quincy Institute in Washington–the only progressive think tank in DC whose voice is slowly rising in a hostile mainstream Washington environment. I recommend the website as a whole to all readers interested […]
April 26, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: Armenian Genocide, Biden, Turkey •
April 26, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller QuincyInst.org Biden’s opportunistic timing in Armenian genocide declaration This has much more to do with current US policy towards Turkish President Erdogan than it does with the morality of the case.APRIL 26, 2021 Written by Graham E. Fuller The issue of Turkish genocide against Armenians during World War I has […]
March 24, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized •
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March 23, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: Biden, Blinken, Russian China diplomatic relations •
Responsible Statecraft MARCH 22, 2021 Written by Graham E. Fuller The U.S. leadership must have set some kind of new record in managing to personally insult the leadership of the two other great powers of the world within 48 hours of each other in these early days of Biden administration foreign policy. Almost as if […]
February 12, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized •
FEBRUARY 7, 2021 Written by Graham E. Fuller ======================== The following oped by Graham E. Fuller initially appeared on the website of Responsible Statecraft–an affiliate of The Quincy Institute–whose website I strongly recommend to my readers as representing a rare progressive and creative voice in Washington on foreign policy. U====================== It seems to run in the […]
January 16, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: Graham Fuller, William Burns •
JANUARY 14, 2021 Written by Graham E. Fuller The following article by me appeared in Responsible Statecraft –a publication of the Quincy Institute–a website and source I strongly recommend to everyone for a fresh, progressive view of US politics that stands out boldly from the cookie-cutter Main Stream Media and “Think Tanks” that dominate Washington’s predictable […]
January 10, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: impeachment, Trump •
10 January 2021 Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) The videos and pictures are astonishing. For someone like myself, who has lived so much of my life in developing countries, scenes of insurrection and coups are sadly familiar–abroad. But at home they clash sharply with how we view the conduct of our domestic politics. Understandably for Americans […]
December 2, 2020 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: China, Egypt, EU, Middle East, Muslim world, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, US •
Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 2 December 2020 Is Turkey out of control? That seems to be the consensus of so many analyses now circulating in US and some European policy circles. But the short answer is, no, it is not. Yet it may be understandable why the US, with its own narrow and self-centric obsession […]
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Washington Denies Reality of “Spheres of Influence”–a New Pinnacle of Hypocrisy
February 7, 2022 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: China, Russia, Sphere of Influence, Ukraine, US foreign policy •
Graham E. Fuller (bozorgg@aol.com) 6 February 2022 The Biden administration recently issued an incredibly naive statement –rewriting history and the nature of international relations– when Blinken informed Moscow that “spheres of influence should be relegated to the dustbin of history.” So Ukraine can’t possibly lie lie within Russia’s security and influence sphere. Take that, Putin! […]
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