China to Hong Kong: You Can Vote, We Select the Candidates

China fears democracy contagion to the mainland if true universal suffrage were allowed in Hong Kong
George Chen
September 11, 2014

Argentina Default Flashes Warning to Emerging Markets

Struggle of countries like Argentina for orderly default mired in Western financial and legal system
Will Hickey
September 9, 2014

Obama Waits for Lawful Way to Fight Islamic State Terrorists

A maze of domestic and international law complicates how the US fights Islamic State terrorists
Harold Hongju Koh
September 4, 2014

Obama Travels to Asia, But Future of Trade Pact Is Uncertain

TPP critics are many: China, environmentalists, workers, politicians worry about corporate interests supplanting national control
David Dapice
April 21, 2014

Debt Ceiling Redux?

Global markets would cheer if the US president ignores debt-ceiling law
James Leitner and Ian Shapiro
February 20, 2014

A Wary US Remains Open to Chinese Investments

Chinese investments are on the rise, with approval by US security reviews
Ziad Haider
February 6, 2014
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