America’s China Worries – Part III

Growing Chinese presence in the Pacific islands unsettles locals and poses questions for the US
Bertil Lintner
February 13, 2007

America’s China Worries – Part I

The Chinese anti-satellite weapon test is a challenge, but the US would be better off not overreacting
Joan Johnson-Freese
February 6, 2007

United States to North Korea: We Now Have a Pre-Condition

US demands that North Korea dismantle its newly revealed weapons program before any talk
James A. Kelly
December 12, 2002

Washington’s Iraq Dilemma: Dialogue with Syria Could Serve Bigger Purpose

The US could use interests of the Bashar regime to deliver change throughout the broader Middle East
Matthew Lee
December 14, 2006

India: Emerging as Eastern or Western Power?

India can follow in the footsteps of Japan or China – or even forge its own path
Kishore Mahbubani
December 19, 2006

Washington’s Iraq Dilemma: Why Engaging Iran Is a Good Idea

While no silver bullet, dialogue could help expose Iran’s weaknesses
George Perkovich
December 12, 2006
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Iran Nuclear Talks: The 5 Options for What Happens If They Fail

The US and Israel could find themselves isolated in the international community
Seyed Hossein Mousavian
March 5, 2015

Netanyahu, Obama and the Geopolitics of Speeches

Israel is but a pawn for US strategy in the Middle East
George Friedman
March 4, 2015

Boris Nemtsov: Liberal Martyr

Hateful rhetoric, aggressive and unchecked, could signal an era of political terrorism for Russia
March 3, 2015

All It Takes to Cross From Turkey to ISIS-Held Syria Is $25

NATO member Turkey struggles to control corrupt border guards who allow back-and-forth travel
Sophia Jones
March 2, 2015

Putin’s European Fifth Column

The Kremlin invests in dividing Europe, funding euro-skeptics in media and politics
Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Gérard Roland and Edward Walker
February 27, 2015
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