U.S. Congress Commentary

Moscow's Foreign Policies

Russia's foreign policy isn't schizophrenic, especially when it comes to Iran.

Courting China

To get Chinese cooperation on currency revaluation and Iran, Obama should refrain from criticizing Beijing’s greenhouse-gas problem.

Carrots and Sticks

Israel would lose a lot in a peace deal with Palestine. If Obama really wants a new settlement, he needs to reward the Israelis for cooperating—and punish them if they don’t.

Response to Nikolas Gvosdev: A Western-style Two Party System, Not 'Managed Democracy' is Georgia's Only Hope

Writing in last week's In the National Interest, Nikolas Gvosdev goes further than most analysts in telling the truth about developments in Georgia since last November's Rose Revolution.

Understanding Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs are unique people.

Dual Deterrence: A New Taiwan Strategy

After an extremely narrow reelection victory, Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian has revealed his true colors, indicating he will continue to advance the cause of Taiwan's independence.

The Governance of Outsourcing

In this presidential election year, job outsourcing has become a political wedge issue for both Democrats and Republicans.

Fallout from the Madrid Attacks

"Events, dear boy, events," British Statesman Harold Macmillan famously replied when asked what governments most fear.

The U.S. Must Make Peace with Iran

One of the White House's primary goals in its efforts to enhance US national security must be a security-based agreement with Iran.

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May 26, 2012