THE year 1960 may come to be known as the year neutralism became respectable. Only four years ago many a small nation felt required to stand up and be counted, either for or against the U.S. John ...

Unfortunately for the Union of Burma, her emergence as an independent State coincided with the onset of that product of the nuclear age, the cold war. Since the cold war has dominated the ...

The attack on U.S. foreign policy by Britain’s Tom Driberg, Bevanite Socialist member of Parliament (TIME, Oct. 12), shocked some of Driberg’s fellow countrymen as much as it did the Americans for ...

THE old man blinked in bewilderment on the television screen. Fatigue showed in the droop of his eyelids, in the hesitant choice of words as he expressed dismay over the problems before him. The Prime ...

Make way for the Abstainers. It’s the new band in town, though they play geopolitics, not music. When the United Nations voted to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, 35 countries, representing half ...

Understanding neutralism helps explain why network neutrality would have consequences that are quite the opposite of what its proponents claim. Not all advocates of network neutrality believe in ...

Appearing in the Parliament of Israel for the first time since he was wounded there by a madman’s hand grenade, Premier David Ben Gurion–his injured leg still shoeless–closed a foreign policy debate ...

This Heartland Policy Study by telecommunications and information technology expert James G. Lakely examines the philosophy that underlies the movement for network neutrality. “Neutralism” is a ...