Is the Sun Setting on US Dominance? – Part II

Presiding over a network of powerful regional alliances, the US can maintain its preeminence
Jiang Qian
February 29, 2008

The EU's First-Ever Security Doctrine

In the wake of squabbles over Iraq, Europe unites under a common foreign policy.
Shada Islam
July 4, 2003

Beijing Olympics: Shadow Over a Coming-Out Party

China’s human-rights abuses and controversial foreign policy could overshadow the games
Paul Mooney
February 20, 2008

Non-Globalized States Pose a Threat

Bush's African safari is an important step in dealing with the challenge.
Banning N. Garrett
July 7, 2003

At the Crossroads of History

The UN Secretary-General urges nations to avoid the path that led to two World Wars
Kofi Annan
June 30, 2003

Online Terrorists Prey on the Vulnerable

Websites target marginalized women and youth, recruiting for suicide missions
Gabriel Weimann
March 5, 2008
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North Korea Sanctions Largely Depend on China’s Implementation

UN member states have a legal responsibility to implement the sanctions
Lee Je-hun
March 3, 2016

Why More Defense Spending Could Slow Technology Growth

War draws science and math resources that would otherwise spur trade and economic growth
Satyajit Das
February 24, 2016

Radioactive Material Stolen in Iraq Raises Security Concerns

Authorities worry about accidental or intentional contamination
Ahmed Rasheed, Aref Mohammed and Stephen Kalin
February 19, 2016

Magistrate Orders Apple to Help FBI Hack San Bernardino Shooter’s Phone

Apple CEO suggests that the FBI is demanding a backdoor that could put any iPhone data at risk
Kim Zetter
February 17, 2016

To Tame a Dragon

Obama hosts ASEAN and encourages firm stance on South China Sea disputes
Nayan Chanda
February 15, 2016
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