Nina Hachigian argues that President Obama's foreign policy vision is worthy of international accolade because he's implementing a strategy that recognizes that nation states have to hang together in this world or suffer apart.
All Posts Tagged With: "Nobel Peace Prize"
(blog) Nina Hachigian
October 12, 2009
Obama is damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t
(blog) Peter Eisner
October 12, 2009
Nobel Prize’s impact changing the course of war to peace
Peter Eisner argues that the Nobel Prize applies pressure at a time when President Obama has big decisions to make – think Afghanistan, where the choices of troop involvement and fighting terrorism are monumental. It's a call to the U.S. – find the peaceful solution.
Week in Review (video)
October 9, 2009
Week in review: Afghanistan, Pakistan and Obama’s Nobel
Garrick Utley of the State University of New York and Chrystia Freeland of Britain's Financial Times discuss the week's top stories: The impact of U.S. President Barack Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize, and his biggest foreign policy challenge -- Afghanistan and Pakistan.
How You See It
October 9, 2009
How You See It: Obama and the Nobel Peace Prize
U.S. President Barack Obama was awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. His selection has generated broad reaction around the world. Should the Nobel Peace Prize have been awarded to President Obama? Tell us what you think.
