Paul Bonicelli

Paul J. Bonicelli is Professor of Government at Regent University, and served as the Assistant Administrator for Latin America and the Caribbean of the United States Agency for International Development.

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Palestine’s Broken Leadership

As the Obama administration winds down, one of its great regrets is that it has not achieved a breakthrough in the Israel-Palestinian conflict, much less a peace settlement.

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How Foreign Policy Can Unite the Republican Presidential Field

While candidates are quibbling over degrees of difference, they should be able to agree on the need for America to remain at the world's helm.

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How Far is Obama Willing to Go to Defeat the Islamic State?

The president doesn't want to escalate the war against the Islamic State. So what will he do?

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Putin’s Realpolitik, For The Win

Did the Russian president just checkmate Obama?

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What a Russian Vision for Syria Means for America

Vladimir Putin's plan for peace is a far cry from what the United States wants for the region.

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No, Iran’s Hardliners Aren’t Making Common Cause with the GOP

President Obama's speech to sell the Iran deal ended up as little more than partisan jabs.

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There’s Still Hope for the Legacy of Tunisia’s Arab Spring

It's time for Obama to follow the example of how the United States supported democrats around the world .

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What Does it Really Mean for the U.S. to Support Democracy Abroad? (Part 2)

Part one of this essay rebutted the erroneous conflation of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan with the historic policy of supporting democrats around the ...

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A Brief History of the 'Democracy Through Regime Change' Policy That Never Was

Foreign policy will be prominent in the 2016 elections. After all, how could it be otherwise when America's foes behead its citizens, conquer countries, and ...

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