Guy Taylor
Articles by Guy Taylor
State Department spokeswoman says it is time for Assad to ‘step aside’
The State Department stopped short of calling for the ouster of Syria's embattled president Tuesday after he delivered a two-hour speech railing against his Arab neighbors and blaming foreign plotters for inciting unrest in his nation. Published January 10, 2012
Iran: Latin visit, American’s death sentence push limits
Tensions between the United States and Iran reached new heights Monday, as Iran's president met with Venezuela's leader amid reports that Tehran has issued a death sentence on a U.S. citizen accused of spying for the CIA. Published January 9, 2012
U.S. eyeing Iran leader’s Latin America trip
U.S. officials will closely watch the Iranian president's visit to Latin America this week, concerned that he is seeking to forge alliances amid growing international support for U.S.-led sanctions against Iran's nuclear program. Published January 7, 2012
Laughter good diplomacy for India
You've heard that laughter is the best medicine, but it could also make good diplomacy. Published January 1, 2012
Bombings rock Baghdad and kill scores
U.S. officials condemned Thursday's wave of bombings that killed at least 69 people in Baghdad and fed fears that renewed sectarian violence will fill a security vacuum created by the departure of the last U.S. combat troops from Iraq on Sunday. Published December 22, 2011
U.S. takes delicate approach to North Korean succession
U.S. officials treaded carefully Monday in responding to Kim Jong-il's death amid concerns that the North Korean dictator's demise could trigger a succession struggle that would deepen uncertainty over the communist nation's nuclear arsenal. Published December 19, 2011