Unearthing Obama's strategy at the present moment is difficult, but this does not mean it is not there, as strategy is less a matter of choice than of geopolitical reality.
Norwegians, like other Europeans west of the Danube and east of the English Channel, like Obama. They are deluded.
The fantasy of democrats overthrowing the Islamic Republic has passed. In any case, none of the warring factions at the top is friendly to the US.
Why Ahmadinejad won Iran's election, dashing US hopes for a more conciliatory regime.
How long and how hard the recession will clobber us depends to a great extent upon resources and transport systems.
What's behind the sudden decision to replace the US commander in Afghanistan?
Humanity will survive the worst that influenza can throw at it.
The new president's foreign policy is one of continuity rather than change.
The key to understanding America's obsession with Cuba is its geography.
It was all smiles and hugs in Europe, but the President did his heavy lifting in Ankara.
It will take more than New Year congratulations to win over a hostile regime.
A new president, a fresh burst of energy. But how much change can we realistically expect?
After only three weeks in office, it appears no major initiatives should be expected of the new president.
What was Prime Minister Erdogan so furious about at the Davos summit last week?
Does the United States need to succeed against the Taliban to be successful against transnational Islamist terrorists?
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