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The questions of U.S. imperialism, economic hegemony and corporate control of the world’s resources are the subject of massive popular discussion in a time of escalating conflict, inequality and deepening economic stagnation. With the possible threat of a further U.S.-led invasion, the American people are placed in a role of critical responsibility and must now lead the way in fostering greater international cooperation.

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Barack Obama's Historic Victory - and his Foreign Policy Challenges

International celebarations for the victory of US President-elect Barack Obama highlight an emerging 'global electorate.' To maintain this grassroots support, Obama must challenge outdated US foreign policy on the 'war on terror,' counter-insurgency and nuclear disarmament, writes Richard Falk.

 
Good Morning Mr President: What Europe Wants from Obama

Following a dizzying night of electoral politics in the US, leading European commentators and statesmen outline their vision of 'change we can believe in' - highlighting themes of new economic governance, climate change and multilateral diplomacy through the United Nations. By Spiegel.

 
The US Imperial Triangle and Military Spending

The idea of a permanent war economy linking the “military-industrial-media complex” can be traced to long before the current US administration. With $1 trillion a year in military spending and facing financial meltdown, is US policy now ripe for a change? By John Bellamy Foster et al.

 
US Elections: Block the Vote

Suppressing the vote has long been a cornerstone of the Republican Party's electoral strategy.  Its campaign to deter new voters and discard Democratic ballots could very well determine the next president of the United States, writes Robert F. Kennedy and Greg Palast.

 
Ideological Failure

The failures of the Bush years are caused by two distinct yet interconnected ideologies: neoliberalism and neoconservatism. As the Bush administration finally draws to a close amid a global economic crisis, it's time to permanently retire both of them, argues Sameer Dossani.

 
Farmer in Chief

In an open-letter to George W. Bush, this article outlines how the era of cheap and abundant food in the US is coming to an end and how best to put the interests of America’s farmers, families and communities ahead of the fast-food industry. By Michael Pollan.

 
The United States and the World: Where Are We Headed?

As the world becomes increasingly multi-polar, U.S. influence is likely to decline not only in Latin America but in the rest of the world. This financial crisis will also see the influence of neoliberal ideas, which have their strongest base in the U.S, emerge significantly weaker, writes Mark Weisbrot.

 
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