The Way Out of Libya
Turkey and South Africa need to push on their talks with Gaddafi in order to end the violence in Libya.
Analysis
The Egyptian Army, No Friend of the People
Christopher Haynes argues that the military’s actions in recent days prove that it’s not on the side of the revolution.
Still Aiming for Strategic Reassurance?
The United States share responsibility for there not being a Sino-American dialogue.
Eurozone Crisis Enters New Phase
Joonatan Jakobs is more optimistic about Europe’s ability to emerge from its debt crisis but many uncertainties linger.
Amphibs Versus Carriers: Which Has the Future?
Can amphibious assault ships replace supercarriers in American naval strategy?
A Sectarian Cloud Looms Over Syria
Are Sunnis and Alawis turning against each other and is the Syrian government to blame?
Why Indo-American Relations Continue to Disappoint
Geostrategic concerns prevent India and the United States from taking their relationship to the next level.
Why the United States Need Pakistan
America’s alliance with Pakistan is relevant beyond the war in Afghanistan.
The Devil We Know
Will Pakistan, with Chinese support, manage to counterbalance India’s naval might in the Indian Ocean?
The Big Picture in Mumbai
The terrorist attack in Mumbai should be no reason to pull the rug from under negotiations between India and Pakistan.
Is the Next Generation Bomber Worth It?
Can the United States Air Force afford to build dozens of advanced heavy bomber aircraft over the next decade?
European Social Democrats in Crisis
The crisis was supposed to herald the demise of global capitalism. Yet across Europe, the left has been losing elections.
A “Zero Problems” Policy for Europe in Eurasia
The EU could be a facilitator between any number of powers in a multipolar world.
We Used to Fight “Wars of Whim” All the Time
Libya is not the exception. Carefully prepared interventions and conflicts are.
In Syria, There’s Little America Can Do
Short of invasion, there is very little the United States can do stop Assad’s brutalities.