"Bomb North Korea before it's too late" was the title of a recent New York Times op-ed. As the drumbeat of war crescendos on the Korean peninsula, we bring together leading experts and activists to discuss...
Our only source of information on human rights in North Korea is testimonies of defectors and former detainees. Is this skewing our concept of the ground realities? We are told the only possible solution to human...
As tensions mount on the Korean peninsula, largely missing from the public discussion are the voices of progressive Korean Americans. Here are voices of Korean Americans from across the country - discussing their views...
As U.S. and E.U. sanctions tighten around Iran, we'll explore the impact of these sanctions on access to essential medicines and medical equipment for ordinary Iranians. With shortages increasing and more...
Earlier this month, a U.S. naval vessel ran aground off the coast of the Philippines, opening a 100-foot long gash in a pristine coral reef designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. While the US has apologized for the...
Afghan American author Tamim Ansary is no idealist, but he’s hopeful about his homeland as Afghanistan struggles to heal after decades of war and occupation. In his new book, Games without Rules, Ansary takes a...
Many young people in our communities sign up for the military out of desire to protect the country. But what happens when the armed forces fail to protect their own? Private Danny Chen, a young Chinese American from New...
“These [North Korean] children – orphans - have escaped and are living in foreign lands, alone and without family. And they need us,” says actress Sandra Oh in her youtube video in support of HR1464, better known as...
