Congress running foreign policy. The president usurping war powers. This is not what the Founding Fathers intended.
Washington has kept the ROK dependent for too long. Let Seoul increase its military efforts.
Stability in this volatile region depends heavily on U.S. presence. An American drawdown could unleash old demons.
An uninspiring nuclear-security summit saw only modest victories for a wary, distracted Obama administration.
The latest U.S.-North Korean agreement is cause for skepticism, not celebration. It's time to shift responsibility for North Korea to where it belongs—on its neighbors.
Fukushima didn't stall the atomic age—the world economy did.
How Kim Jong-il's death may give Beijing a way to express its increasing frustration with Washington.
The situation in North Korea is steadily worsening. Washington's stated commitments to humanitarianism ring hollow.
Turkey is America's NATO partner. Israel is its favorite ally. Which will the U.S. choose to protect?
China's bullying behavior and Washington's perverse incentive structure mean things in East Asia will only get worse.
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