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Is Europe skittled, fini or just kaput?
The EU's experiment with multiple identities is faltering in the financial crisis.
A global legitimacy crisis
As Adam Smith knew, corporations are meant to increase the Wealth of Nations. When they increase only the wealth of greedy managers, watch out!
Will Pakistan have the upper hand when the US leaves Afghanistan?
When the US withdraws from Afghanistan, Pakistan will fill the power vacuum -- to the consternation of India.
Is the US ready for the world’s greatest balancing act?
The US combat mission in Iraq concludes at the end of August. Then what?
Is the Polish tragedy Russia’s opportunity?
One effect of the air crash killing Polish political leaders is to give Russia a chance to intensify its 'charm offensive' on Poland.
Mexico is not a failed state—it’s propped up by drug money
The drug market is too profitable for the Mexican government to do anything effective about smuggling, says a seasoned and cynical political analyst.
Crunch time for China
Despite its gigantic trade surplus, China is financially vulnerable.
The strategic context of the Netanyahu-Obama meeting
With two wars going on, America does not need a third crisis.
Never waste a good crisis
The economic woes of Greece and other spendthrift countries have given Germany greater power in the EU.
Thinking about the unthinkable: a US deal with Iran
Tied down in Iraq and Afghanistan, what other realistic options does the US have?
Taliban 1, CIA 0
The loss of several CIA agents in an Afghanistan suicide bombing was the equivalent of losing an aircraft carrier.
Forget about a permanent solution to terrorism
The fear of violating procedures cripples Western efforts to shut
down low-level terrorism.
Deadly mind games with Iran
Was Iran sending Obama a signal when it ordered a small incursion into Iraq to seize an oil well?
2009: The Year of Obama
Like Ronald Reagan, President Obama is persuasive, polarizing and enigmatic. But his charm may not be enough to power his foreign policy.
Obama’s plan and the key battleground
In the long run, Pakistan's human intelligence services are essential for defeating the Taliban. American drones and phone taps are not enough.
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