Could Europe Impose a No-Fly Zone Alone?
With the United States reluctant to intervene in Libya, could Britain and France do it on their own?
Analysis
The Difficulties of Intervening in Libya
No one wants to see Muammar Gaddafi retain his throne, but forcing his hand could be much worse.
Cool Thoughts on a Hot Nuclear Disaster Story
Despite the media hysteria and hyperbole from longtime nuclear energy opponents, the situation is Japan is not that dire.
Egypt’s Interim Government Rushes Reform
Egyptians head to the polls this weekend to vote on a number of constitutional amendments but opposition members are skeptical.
Four Conditions for a Libyan Intervention
What would it take for Western powers to intervene in Libya’s civil war?
Saudi Troops Enter Bahrain as Protests Escalate
Bahrain’s neighboring Gulf states send troops to protect energy facilities and infrastructure from anti-government protesters.
Economic Implications of Japan’s Earthquake
Japan copes with the aftermath of its biggest earthquake on record. What effect will the disaster have on its economy?
Republican Primary Race: A Governors’ Game
The party’s potential presidential candidates are almost all incumbent or former governors.
Should America Give Up on Taiwan?
As China becomes more assertive, can the United States continue to serve as a guarantor of Taiwan’s security?
Is Newt Gingrich Serious This Time?
The former House speakers seems serious about running for president.
Contemplating America’s Options in Libya
As Libya’s Colonel Gaddafi clings to power, the United States wonder what they can do to help the country’s rebels.
Is Syria Immune from the Arab Unrest?
While peoples across the Middle East are rising up against their authoritarian governments, Syrians seem the odd man out.
Arab Interim Governments Struggling in Power
After their rulers were removed from office, Egypt’s and Tunisia’s interim governments have to enact political reform while preserving stability.
China Waking Up to the Smell of Jasmine
After anti-government demonstrations rocked the Arab world, will China face its own wave of civil unrest?
America’s Tripolar Approach to Europe
Robert Kaplan argues American policy in Europe should prioritize France, Germany and Poland.