George Friedman
Uncertain future in both Libya and IraqGeorge Friedman | 26 Oct 2011Celebrations over the demise of Gadhafi are ignoring the obvious question of what comes next.Entering a new phase in the Middle EastGeorge Friedman | 19 Oct 2011An assassination plot; the release of Gilad Shalit; the massacre of Copts; the waning of Syrian protest: opportunities for Iran and challenges for the US.Precise solutions for an imprecise realityGeorge Friedman | 5 Oct 2011Europe is experiencing a cultural clash between the German ideal of the disinterested, rational civil servant and Southern and Central European scepticism.Foreign policy and electoral realitiesGeorge Friedman | 21 Sep 2011Until next year's election, the US will be at best reactive and at worst non-responsive to events on the world stage.Nightmares of Europe's pastGeorge Friedman | 15 Sep 2011After World War II, Europe tried to kill off nationalism by drawing countries into a prosperous EU. Will the debt crisis revive it?9/11 and the successful warGeorge Friedman | 7 Sep 2011The US has made some serious errors since 9/11, as happens in every way. But there have been no more successful attacks on American soil and that is what counts.Premature victory celebrationGeorge Friedman | 31 Aug 2011Why was nearly every prediction about the war in Libya wrong?Re-Examining the Arab SpringGeorge Friedman | 17 Aug 2011Many Westerners are deluding themselves about the democratic potential in the Middle East uprisings.A crisis of political economyGeorge Friedman | 10 Aug 2011The global financial crisis is an economic problem that has triggered a political problem, which in turn is making the economic problem worse.Why is the war in Libya dragging on?George Friedman | 13 Jul 2011Because Gaddafi knows that he will be arrested by the International Criminal Court. Do the lives lost in the civil war put a shadow over the implacable pursuit of justice?free updates   
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