Republicans’ Halfhearted Pledge to America
Republicans offer to restore fiscal balance to the federal budget but neither Democrats nor social conservatives are convinced.
Chinese Premier Speaks at the UN
Premier Wen Jiabao assured the United Nations that China is committed to peace and development and will “never” seek hegemony.
Turkish President Gül Speaks at the UN
The Turkish president spoke about nuclear proliferation in the Middle East and peace for Palestine and Cyprus at the UN.
President Obama Speaks at the UN
In his address to the General Assembly, the president spoke about Iran, Middle East peace and freedom around the world.
Rise, Arctic, Rise!
Russian Prime Minister Putin promises that the Arctic will remain “battle free” while Laurence Smith dreams of a “New North.”
Saudi Arabia Bulking Up
The United States’ proposed $60 billion defense sale to Saudi Arabia is the right move in the short term.
Greater Power Involvement in Afghanistan
India and Russia are both anxious to invest in Afghanistan’s infrastructure and economy.
Is Iraq Already Forgotten?
America may be trying to forget Iraq but the war is likely to have repercussions for years to come.
Barack Obama Denies Vilifying Business
The president maintains that he wants government to “get out of the way” of innovation and job creation.
Cameron Committed to Entitlement Reform
With massive spending cuts ahead, Britain’s prime minister is urging people to take greater responsibility for their own lives.
Obama’s Grand Strategy of Sanction Regimes
President Obama’s use of sanctions seeks to force hostile countries to fall in line.
Karl Rove Discusses Tea Party Primary Wins
The Republican strategist and former Deputy Chief of Staff to President Bush shared his insights on Fox News Sunday.
This Week in the Middle East
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour sits down with both American secretary of state Hillary Clinton and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Sino-Indian Rivalry Heating Up
India’s foreign policy will have become more pragmatic if the country is to act as a counterbalance to China’s ascend.
World Watches As Afghanistan Votes
Low voter turnout in Afghanistan’s parliamentary elections today could lead to the death of America’s democracy project there.