Hamas: “Pay Attention To Us”
In a strange and twisted way, Hamas’ latest terrorist attack on the West Bank may show a willingness to negotiate.
Analysis
Clinton: World Needs US Leadership
“The United States can, must, and will lead in this new century,” according to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Does NATO Need a Crisis?
Can the alliance transform itself into an international police force or should it await the next chance to be useful?
The State of Our Union is Tense
In his first state of the union address, European Commission President José Barroso disappointed parliamentarians but did display vision.
Is the GOP Leaderless?
Do Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin represent the leadership of the Republican Party today?
High Noon in the Maldives
Two years after the Maldives turn to democracy, the islands are politically gridlocked in struggle between its president and parliament.
Talking of Peace in the Middle East
Former British prime minister Tony Blair appeared on ABC’s This Week to talk about bringing the Israelis and Palestinians together.
CIA Versus the White House in Afghanistan
The arrest of a corrupt Afghan government official is a microcosm of American policy in Afghanistan: ambiguous and unclear.
Window of Opportunity for Peace?
One again an American president is flying in the leaders of Israel and the Palestinians to negotiate a peace.
Mission Not Accomplished
The American combat role in Iraq is over, but the success of the mission is still up for grabs.
Glenn Beck’s Appeal to Restore Honor
Troubling the United States today is an absence of faith in national politics, said Glenn Beck on Fox News Sunday.
Are the BRICs Ready to Lead?
They are becoming more assertive, but it is still unclear if rising powers will accept more responsibility.
Why Australia Worries About Indonesia
Indonesia may be likely to upset American-Australian relations in the future. But Canberra shouldn’t fret too much about it.
Sarkozy’s Tough Reelection Prospects
French President Nicolas Sarkozy faces discontent both from voters and within his own party.
Are Europeans Better Negotiators?
Foreign Policy’s David Bosco suggests that their experience with multilateralism makes European bureaucrats better suited for international diplomacy.