The concept of nation building has brought nothing but trouble. It's time for a paradigm shift.
Washington is packing its bags, but Beijing looks set to stay in AfPak for the long haul.
Washington has kept the ROK dependent for too long. Let Seoul increase its military efforts.
Beijing is building schools and stadiums in the Caribbean. Washington should avoid the temptation to overreact.
China, Russia and the United States must navigate their competing—and conflicting—designs for Central Asia.
Congress has the chance to press for trade reforms that serve U.S. interests and promote global human rights. Why is it postponing?
Calls to remove all U.S. troops from Afghanistan are irresponsible and misleading. The two countries have much to gain from a lasting partnership.
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.
What NGO workers embroiled in scandal in Cairo could have learned from the trials of early 20th-century Cuban missionaries.
Burma is finally taking tentative steps toward reform. Washington should reward it accordingly.
