By James Morrison - The Washington Times
"In together, out together," Hungarian Defense Minister Csaba Hende explained when asked how long his country's combat troops would stay in Afghanistan after U.S. forces leave next year. Published May 16, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
Pakistani Ambassador Sherry Rehman resigned Tuesday, citing her party's loss in parliamentary elections as she plans to return to her South Asian nation where she faces a police investigation on charges of blasphemy. Published May 14, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
Lawmakers in the tiny but strategic nation of Bahrain are outraged with the United States and accuse the U.S. ambassador — apparently a mild-manner professional diplomat — of waging "war" against the Persian Gulf kingdom, home to the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet. Published May 12, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
A former U.S. ambassador with extensive knowledge of terrorist operations in North Africa warned Thursday that the Benghazi debacle will hurt the State Department's ability to recruit diplomats for dangerous duty if they fear Washington will ignore their concerns about security. Published May 9, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
Frank Duggan is worried about the fate of Libya's ambassador to the United States, after reading the latest news from Libya and recalling the adage that no good deed goes unpunished. Published May 7, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
A leading member of Congress is accusing the Iraqi government of failing to protect unarmed Iranian dissidents from terrorist attacks in a refugee camp near Baghdad. Published May 5, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren is warning about the links between Latin American drug lords and Iranian-backed Lebanese terrorists. Published May 2, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
With his home festooned with peonies, orchids and, of course, tulips, the Dutch ambassador treated Washington journalists Tuesday to an elegant luncheon to celebrate the investiture of the first king of the Netherlands in 123 years. Published April 30, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
The chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee is faulting a flawed bureaucratic system for the State Department's failure to blame top U.S. officials for ignoring pleas for more security before the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya. Published April 28, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
A small but stable democracy lies in the shadow of Somalia in the volatile and terrorist-infested Horn of Africa. Published April 25, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
Canadian Ambassador Gary Doer is traveling the United States to promote the Keystone XL project as U.S. environmentalists threaten President Obama with civil unrest if he approves the proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to Texas. Published April 23, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
The Czech ambassador is repeating himself: The Czech Republic is not absolutely not Chechnya. Published April 21, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
Voters in Paraguay have a chance to solidify democracy Sunday in a presidential election that pits a candidate from a political party that governed for more than six decades against a hopeful from a party that currently holds the presidency, according to a former U.S. ambassador to the South American country. Published April 18, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
The Saudi ambassador was among the first diplomats in Washington to publicly condemn the terrorist attack on the Boston Marathon. Published April 16, 2013
By James Morrison - The Washington Times
The Polish ambassador in Washington is angered over plans by a Chicago-based film distributor to market a German movie that portrays Polish resistance fighters in World War II as greedy anti-Semites. Published April 14, 2013
