Foundlings of The FARC?
Conflicting narratives have been emerging regarding the treatment of women and children by the FARC. Both supporters and opponents of the Marxist guerilla movement have been prolific in their praise or condemnation of the movement’s treatment of women and children. … Read More
Twitter and Goliath
Hugo Chavez just can’t not pick a fight. Not content to push around Venezuela’s mobile phone companies and TV networks into toeing his Bolivarian line, he has decided to strike out at an enemy that even China has failed to … Read More
Could ignoring Iraqi refugees pose a threat to national security?
This past Thursday, Strategic Social attended a conference on Iraq sponsored by the Jamestown Foundation and held at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The conference’s last panel, titled “Future Challenges to Iraqi Stability,” included a presentation by Council on Foreign … Read More
Voices from Afghanistan
On Wednesday, the Library of Congress in Washington opened an exhibit called “Voices from Afghanistan,” showcasing fan mail that was sent to Radio Liberty’s Radio Azadi, the most popular radio station in Afghanistan. RL recently issued a press release announcing … Read More
