Foreign Policy
Redlines and the problems of intervention in SyriaGeorge Friedman | 01 May 2013 |tags: foreign policy, SyriaThe US and its European allies do not have the force needed to end Syria's appalling bloodshed.
Iraq, a war foretoldPaul Rogers | 27 March 2013 |tags: foreign policy, IraqEven as the ground war in Iraq opened on 20 March 2003, there were clear indications of the carnage to come.
A new reality in relations between US and IsraelGeorge Friedman | 20 March 2013 |tags: foreign policy, Israel, Stratfor, USAIt's like a marriage that continues out of habit but whose foundation has withered. Can Obama's visit repair it?
Morsi tips the strategic balance in the Middle EastGeorge Friedman | 05 December 2012 |tags: foreign policy, Middle East, StratforThe new Egyptian president has moved to consolidate the power of the Muslim Brotherhood, with unpredictable consequences.
More caution in foreign policyGeorge Friedman | 08 November 2012 |tags: 2012 elections, foreign policy, StratforWe can expect a great deal of unhappiness with the second Obama administration overseas.
A new normal in US foreign policyGeorge Friedman | 10 October 2012 |tags: foreign policy, Stratfor, USAAmerican detachment from the chaos in Syria indicates that a new foreign policy is settling into place.
The death of a dictator and the death of an ambassadorGeorge Friedman | 19 September 2012 |tags: foreign policy, Libya, StratforIf you wage war for moral ends, you are morally bound to manage the consequences.
War and Bluff: Iran, Israel and the USGeorge Friedman | 12 September 2012 |tags: foreign policy, Iran, IsraelBellicose speeches and sabre-rattling do not add up to an existential threat.
Poland’s fragile independenceGeorge Friedman | 29 August 2012 |tags: foreign policy, Poland, StratforFor Poland, geopolitics is an existential issue. Nothing in its history says that disaster is impossible.
Israel’s strategic crisisGeorge Friedman | 15 August 2012 |tags: foreign policy, IsraelIsrael's ability to influence events on its borders was never great, but now they are now completely beyond its control.
The election, the presidency and foreign policyGeorge Friedman | 01 August 2012 |tags: 2012 elections, foreign policy, US presidencyThe gap between what candidates promise and what they can actually deliver is vast.
The endgame begins in SyriaGeorge Friedman | 25 July 2012 |tags: foreign policy, Iran, Stratfor, SyriaThe Assad regime has been fatally weakened by recent chaos and violence. The losers are Iran, Russia, China and Israel. The unlikely winner is the United States.
Putin pulls strings in Middle EastGeorge Friedman | 27 June 2012 |tags: foreign policy, Israel, Russia, Vladimir PutinA state visit to Israel is an opportunity for Russia to strengthen its ties with the major regional players.
The twilight of counterinsurgencyGeorge Friedman | 06 June 2012 |tags: foreign policy, war on terror, warfareWinning the hearts and minds of people in an occupied country is a failed tactic. Short, sharp, targeted missions are the way of the future.
Australia’s lifeline: its precarious sea lanesGeorge Friedman | 23 May 2012 |tags: Australia, foreign policy, StratforLarge, isolated and rich, Australia needs to cultivate a friendship with the US to survive in an dangerous world.subscribe donate
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