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The Chinese Smart Power Strategy

Author - January 31, 2015

It is clear that the United States is no longer dealing with a China stunted by domestic diversion, but a rising China harnessing smart power.

The European Productivity Slowdown: How Lack of Political Will has Allowed European Productivity to Lag

Author - January 28, 2015

How a Lack of Political Will has Allowed European Productivity to Lag

Modi's Juggling Act

Kavi Patel - January 26, 2015

India's recent deal with Russia does not portend less friendly relations with the United States.

A Grand Undertaking

Author - January 25, 2015

Nicaragua and its people will likely soon realize that the Grand Canal is not a viable and sustainable project.

Obama's Syrian Stalemate

Author - January 20, 2015

The current policy is not only failing to significantly weaken ISIS, but actually may strengthen it in the long run.

Winning the Battle, Losing the War

Author - January 15, 2015

Whatever the debatable uses of torture, American security suffers in the long run.

Reevaluating the U.S.-Saudi Partnership

Author - January 10, 2015

A case for a strictly economic relationship

From the Archives: Reexamining the Cuban Embargo

Author - December 15, 2014

Why the longstanding ban should be reconsidered

"Chickenshit": The Problem with Netanyahu's Leadership

Author - December 8, 2014

A recent statement throws light not only on growing tensions between Jerusalem and Washington, but also on Israel’s ongoing leadership crisis.

Unexpected Partnerships with North Korea

Joseph Choe - December 2, 2014

Despite political tension surrounding the country, NGOs have found ways to collaborate effectively with the North Korean government in an effort to fight its deadliest disease.