India Should Prefer a Republican President
Historically, Republicans in the White House have been far more beneficial to India’s interests than Democrats.
The Problem with “Zero Problem Neighborhood”
Turkey’s policy of befriending rivals and antagonizing allies seems less and less of an asset.
Leaked Assad Emails Offer Glimpse Into Syrian Regime
The Syrian president’s emails reveal a man who is far removed from the violence.
Saudi Arabia Arming Syrian Opposition
A top Arab diplomat tells the AFP press agency that Saudi weapons are underway to Syria.
French Election, Proxy Battle Over Austerity
Right wing parties across Europe have lined up behind incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy while the left supports his socialist challenger.
Britain Must Cut the Gordian Knot of Afghanistan
As the United States “rush for the exit,” the war is not worth the loss of another British life.
Greek Debt Agreement Met With Cautious Optimism
Having reduced its gargantuan debt burden, the Greek government can say, from here, things will get better.
Cameron Struggles With “Responsibility to Protect”
The British leader says if there is a chance to “save lives,” he doesn’t need UN approval.
The Long Shadow of German Ordoliberalism
Germany’s strict focus on price stability is not the result of it experience with hyperinflation.
Three-Way Tie in Republican Primaries Deep South
Neither Newt Gingrich nor Rick Santorum manages to beat Mitt Romney decisively.
Americans Urge Saudi Arabia to Boost Oil Output
The kingdom insists that it will raise production if Iranian oil exports fall.
Shale Gas Boom Could Reinvigorate Rust Belt
Former coal and steel areas in the Northwestern United States could prosper again if there is a shale gas boom.
Hamas Refused to Participate in Latest Gaza Violence
The group’s refusal to participate in recent skirmishes signals a change in behavior.
Kirchner’s Popularity Drops as Economy Slows Down
Is her protectionist economic policy finally catching up with Argentina’s tough talking president?
For Afghan Peace, India, Pakistan Must Cooperate
South Asia’s two major powers are the key to stability in the region.