An attack on Iran would trigger a global economic meltdown. We need to focus on sanctions.
Communist (and former-communist) countries are still restricting religious freedom.
If Moscow wants good relations with Washington, it needs to stop meddling in Latin America.
The Honduran crisis is none of our business and of little importance to American interests. Why is Washington intervening?
Don’t write her off yet—despite some stumbles, Sarah Palin has a plain spoken charm that could confound the verbose Joe Biden and boost the Republican ticket after this Thursday’s debate.
A key Russian official is in Havana this week to discuss energy cooperation with Raul Castro. But there’s another reason for the deputy prime minister’s visit: sending a shot across Washington’s bow.
This December, Venezuelans will vote on whether to amend the constitution and expand the powers of President Hugo Chavez. What does this referendum mean for the future of democracy in the country?
Passage of the pending free-trade agreements is clearly a deal Congress should not refuse.
Recent events have shown that smaller powers are seeking hedges against both the West and China.
Latin Americans have mixed feelings about their northern neighbor. Unfortunately, restoring U.S. credibility in the region is not going to be easy, says Julia Sweig.