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Romney’s Approach to Foreign Policy
Enrique Peña Nieto has Much to Prove in Mexico
Obama’s Dwindling Options in Syria
Review of Jennifer Ciotta’s ‘I, Putin’
The Resumption of Business as Usual Between Pakistan and the U.S.
Are ‘Good-Faith Assurances’ with the Chinese Enough?
The Obama Administration Defends the use of Armed Drones
Romney’s Foreign Policy and Russia
Book Review: ‘Managing Country Risk’
Following Shooting in Afghanistan, Overall Question is Whether the Mission is Doable
Netanyahu’s and Obama’s Unsavory Choices on Iran
Saudi Arabia and Qatar Ratchet Up Pressure on Assad
Can Romney Make a Credible Pivot to the Center?
A Review of Foreign Policy Association’s ‘After the Arab Spring’
Obama Stresses a Renewed Focus on Asia-Pacific
The Internal Debate over Israel’s Identity
Kim Jong-Il Dead, Now What?
As the U.S. Military Leaves, Emphasis on Protecting Iraq’s Sovereignty
GOP Lacks a Coherent Foreign Policy Message
Obama Polls High on Foreign Policy, Struggles Domestically
On Libya John McCain Credits the Obama Administration
U.S. to Pursue Joseph Kony
Mitt Romney Recasts Himself as a Neocon
Julian Assange and his Irony Problems
Why the Arab-Israeli Peace Process has Failed
Is NATO Suffering from Mission Creep?
Can the Pentagon Make Do with Less?
Russia Wins the ‘Space Race’
U.S.-Sino Relations After Dalai Lama Visit
The Debt Ceilings Antagonists
Obama and the GOP are World’s Apart
France Steps up Pressure on Qaddafi
Robert Gates Offers a Blunt Assessment
Italians Tire of Berlusconi
Rock the Casbah: Algeria and the Arab Spring
Serbia After the Arrest of Ratko Mladic
Politics of AIPAC, Obama Pressures Israel
Obama Tackles the Arab Spring
