Global Security Demands a NATO for Every Region
Global security systems risk becoming empty hulks that do little more than offer superficial comfort.
Global security systems risk becoming empty hulks that do little more than offer superficial comfort.
The general inactivity of the USS Wasp is worrying if the American Navy will have to accommodate budget crunches soon.
Asia may be a more profitable market for American gas exports, but European trade offers stability.
If they seek a diplomatic solution, Western powers must take seriously Iranian concerns.
It’s not a lack of stimulus that is holding the recovery back. It’s the uncertainty, stupid!
Joining the Trans Pacific Partnership will prove highly advantageous if Canada it is to diversify its exports.
India’s defense minister effectively throws his nation’s lot in with the United States.
The Republican candidate insists “the only solution” is cutting spending.
Political concerns in both Pakistan and the United States prevent a deal on reopening supply routes to be done.
The left still believes that “experts” can run the economy when they fail all the time.
The Federal Reserve is not preparing another round of quantitative easing but not planning a reversal in policy either.
Amphibious assault ships have yet to prove themselves but could be an asset in the Asia pivot.
The American defense secretary urged Pakistan to expand its military operations against insurgent safe havens.
He tried to lure the United States into a war with Russia but is still considered an ally.
The Republican presidential candidate cannot afford to lose either battleground state.