Atlantic Sentinel Responds to First Obama-Romney Debate
Atlantic Sentinel contributors agree that the Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, won the first debate.
Analysis
After Turkey Mortar Attack, NATO Invasion of Syria?
If the alliance decides to retaliate, what would an invasion of Syria look like?
Miliband Repudiates New Labour at His Party’s Peril
A Labour Party that lurches to the left will lose the confidence of Britain’s middle-class voters.
Democratic, Republican Parties Both More Extreme
Both political parties in the United States have drifted from the center.
Heated Election Challenges Saakashvili’s Grip on Power
The opposition accuses the Georgian president’s ruling party of authoritarianism.
Presidential Election Map Narrows at Romney’s Expense
President Barack Obama seems on track to replicate his Electoral College success of 2008.
Republicans Press Obama for Clarity on Libya Attack
The administration’s assessment of the Benghazi consulate attack confuses his opponents.
Former Japanese Premier Could Return to Power
Concerns over the economy and national security could propel Shinzō Abe to power.
Abbas to Push Membership Case at General Assembly
For the second year in a row, Mahmoud Abbas urges improved status for the Palestinians.
Single Currency Never Particularly Benefited Germans
Why should Germans do more to save the euro when it hasn’t been a success for them?
Chinese Military Progress Can Worsen Sea Disputes
Chinese military modernization could undermine maritime conflict resolution efforts.
Iran Strike Could Destabilize Caucasus, Energy Transits
A strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities could have unintended consequences for the Caucasus.
Alliance Looks East: NATO’s Pacific Future
NATO’s future as an actor in Asia is a natural extension of its post Cold War evolution.
The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy of Mitt Romney’s Collapse
The Republican’s response to every campaign crisis only makes him less popular.
Jordan’s Quiet, Growing Role in Syria’s Uprising
Jordan is doing its part to shelter Syrian refugees and aid rebel army forces.