Ryan’s Medicare Plan Would Lower Insurance Costs
The Republican’s plan to reform seniors’ health care would save money.
Analysis
Independent Scotland Would Give Conservatives Majority
Scottish secession would be a win-win for Prime Minister David Cameron’s party.
Iraqi-Russian Arms Deal Suggests Reduced American Role
The United States appear comfortable letting Russia expand its influence in the region.
Cameron Trapped in Own “Compassionate” Rhetoric
The British leader has made it nigh impossible for him to pursue more rigorous reforms.
Syrian Opposition Council Signals Willingness to Talk
Despite the group’s overtures, negotiations are unlikely to take place, let alone succeed.
Hyperinflation, Sanctions Put Pressure on Iranian Regime
Iran’s government has no good options to fight the depreciation of its currency.
Azerbaijan’s Necessary Energy Diversification
Azerbaijan has to start thinking beyond oil partnership and develop alternative energies.
For France, Gaddafi’s Demise Worth Mali’s
The breakup of Mali is a price Western powers are willing to pay for removing Gaddafi.
Romney Condemns Obama’s Foreign Policy “Passivity”
The Republican presidential candidate warns, “if America does not lead, others will.”
North American Energy Independence Achievable
It current trends persist, Canada, Mexico and the United States could become net exporters.
Chávez Faces Toughest Election in Fourteen Years
For the first time in his presidency, the Venezuelan leader faces a unified opposition.
Netanyahu Seen Preparing Cabinet for Iran Strike
The Israeli cabinet is divided on whether to attack Iran.
Egypt’s Economic Turmoil Favors Radical Islamists
A deepening of Egypt’s economic crisis will advantage ultraconservative Islamist parties.
Despite Syria Retaliation, Turkish Intervention Unlikely
The geopolitics surrounding the conflict in Syria have yet to turn in Turkey’s favor.
Benghazi Attack Aftermath Threatens Obama’s Reelection
Obama’s terrorism record is challenged as new evidence emerges in the consulate attack.