United States Rush to Counter Libyan Terrorist Threat
The United States plan to build an elite Libyan force to tackle the country’s terrorist problem.
Secessionist Movements Threaten EU Foundation
Interregional solidarity, one of the pillars of European integration, is under pressure.
Atlantic Sentinel Responds to Second Obama-Romney Debate
The Atlantic Sentinel’s contributors believe Barack Obama did best.
Russian-Turkish Relations Cool Over Energy, Syria
Turkey supports the Syrian rebels and tries to decrease its dependence on Russian gas.
American Allies Arming Syrian Jihadist Fighters
Qatari and Saudi Arabian weapons end up in the hands of Muslim extremists.
Flemish Nationalists Expand Base Across Belgium’s North
Conservatives favoring increased autonomy for Dutch-speaking parts of Belgium win support.
Huntsman Urges Rethink of Republican Program
The former Utah governor warns that his party risks losing relevance unless it adapts.
London Mayor Rises as Rival to Britain’s Cameron
Boris Johnson could appeal to the Tory right as well as centrist voters.
Ryan’s Struggles Betray Party’s Foreign Policy Rupture
The vice presidential candidate could hardly defend a foreign policy that is incoherent.
Palestinians Hint at Possibility of Renewed Talks
President Mahmoud Abbas may be willing to reenter peace talks without preconditions.
Obama Unfairly Singles Out Oil Industry
American oil companies don’t get subsidies, no matter the president’s repeated claims that they do.
Ryan’s Medicare Plan Would Lower Insurance Costs
The Republican’s plan to reform seniors’ health care would save money.
Independent Scotland Would Give Conservatives Majority
Scottish secession would be a win-win for Prime Minister David Cameron’s party.
Californian Energy Policy, Cautionary Tale for America
California epitomizes all that is wrong with American energy policy.
Iraqi-Russian Arms Deal Suggests Reduced American Role
The United States appear comfortable letting Russia expand its influence in the region.