Democrats Face Crucial Choice on Entitlement Reform
Time is running out to preserve the American social safety net programs.
Analysis
Atlantic Sentinel Responds to Final Obama-Romney Debate
Atlantic Sentinel contributors agree that Barack Obama won the third president debate, but only just.
Sanctions Drive Iran Back to Negotiating Table
The future of talks may hinge on the outcome of the American presidential election.
Obama, Romney Could Be Locked in Electoral College Tie
There are several scenarios in which neither candidates secures a majority.
In Gaza, Hamas Finds Itself Aligned with Israel
Hamas and Israel are both concerned about the expanding presence of jihadist groups.
Whoever Wins in November, Divided Government Likely
Republicans will likely retain their majority in the House while picking up few Senate seats.
European Shale Gas Threatens Russian Energy Position
Instead of adjusting to the shale gas revolution, Russia appears to be fighting it.
Turkish Intervention Would Embolden Syria’s Kurds
Turkish military action in Syria would likely unite the Kurdish opposition groups against it.
Secessionist Movements Threaten EU Foundation
Interregional solidarity, one of the pillars of European integration, is under pressure.
Atlantic Sentinel Responds to Second Obama-Romney Debate
The Atlantic Sentinel’s contributors believe Barack Obama did best.
Russian-Turkish Relations Cool Over Energy, Syria
Turkey supports the Syrian rebels and tries to decrease its dependence on Russian gas.
American Allies Arming Syrian Jihadist Fighters
Qatari and Saudi Arabian weapons end up in the hands of Muslim extremists.
Flemish Nationalists Expand Base Across Belgium’s North
Conservatives favoring increased autonomy for Dutch-speaking parts of Belgium win support.
London Mayor Rises as Rival to Britain’s Cameron
Boris Johnson could appeal to the Tory right as well as centrist voters.
Palestinians Hint at Possibility of Renewed Talks
President Mahmoud Abbas may be willing to reenter peace talks without preconditions.