The past year has exposed the alliance's significant weaknesses. What we need to do to keep NATO afloat.
Ousting Qaddafi was the easy part. A look at the long, hard road ahead.
For a former constitutional law professor, Obama is awfully keen to violate the Constitution.
Putin condemns Operation Odyssey Dawn while Medvedev cozies up to the West. Who speaks for Russia?
Libya: the crisis least relevant to America's interests. Yet still we walk into the many traps.
Obama and Medvedev have been busy with their reset. Uncertainty about who really calls the shots may render it all meaningless.
Coordinating U.S. Afghanistan policy through India would give double-dealing Pakistan something to think about.
Who's behind the Stuxnet computer worm attacking Iran's nuclear program? The Israelis? The Russians? The Chinese?
The Obama administration's trumpeting over its successful sanctions against Tehran might be premature.
A look at how China may be thinking about its sphere of influence—and American ambitions.