As the U.S. economy slows and the dollar loses value, Washington faces a tough choice: letting the market right itself or succumbing to the rising protectionist tide. Will policy makers act responsibly or try to score cheap political points?
Amidst all the talk of troop numbers, drawdowns and militia crackdowns, TNI makes sense of the Iraq situation.
With the closing of two British Council offices in Russia, the ghost of Alexander Litvinenko has come back to haunt Britain and Russia.
Diplomacy has a chance in Kosovo—but U.S. politicians both in and out of government need to embrace negotiations, not ultimatums.
The pursuit of national champions undermines the health of the French economy.
While Paris still simmers with immigrant rage, most analysis converges upon the same couple of factors, overlooking the prime French policy error.
In the conduct of foreign affairs, there are several types of credibility.
The danger to Americans from Saddam Hussein's Iraq is intolerable.