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Senator Helms, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, talked about the agenda for the committee in the 107th Congress. He talked about the role of the committee with Republicans co…

The CATO Institute hosted a forum on European Security and Defense Issues. Security and defense experts discuss the proposed creation of a separate European defense force and how it would b…

Former national security advisors and committee members talked about foreign policy goals for the Republican Party platform. Among the issues they discussed were perceived weaknesses in the …

In a rare meeting outside of Washington, DC, committee members heard testimony about forthcoming reform at the United Nations and about the U.S. debt to the U.N. During his testimony Ambassa…

Participants discussed the 1976 Supreme Court decision, Buckley v. Valeo, which upheld legislation limiting contributions to $1000 contribution for candidates in federal elections, and how i…

American Enterprise Institute Senior Vice President John Bolton talked about international law and the problems involved in enforcing the law. Among the topics he addressed were the differen…

Senate Foreign Relations Committee members questioned Ambassador David Scheffer and John Bolton on the creation of the International Criminal Court. They spoke out against the court and its …

Panelists talked about the future of NATO and how the proposed expansion will impact the alliance. They also talked about the effect on Bosnia, Russia and the Persian Gulf region. Views expr…

Audio portions of the oral arguments in Buckley v. Valeo were reviewed and participants in the case were interviewed on the significance of the case, which established the current rules and …

The 1975 Supreme Court case Buckley v. Valeo dealing with campaign finance was profiled. In the decision, the Court held that certain types of political contributions are effective forms of …

Kyong Shik Lee, Bank of Korea spoke about the current economic situation in South Korea in the wake of the announcement by South Korean officials that they would seek assistance from the Int…