Blog Posts

The Baghdad Talks and the Politics of Inflexibility

Paul R. Pillar | May 23, 2012

Iran has shown flexibility. But the P5+1 powers seem willing to take without giving.

Justin Logan | May 22, 2012

There's little cause for optimism as a new round of nuclear talks begins.

Malou Innocent | May 18, 2012

Doug Bandow | May 17, 2012

The Ukranian president's ruthless tactics are isolating what should be a leading Eastern European nation.

Paul R. Pillar | May 15, 2012

Gains from the Palestinian hunger strike were meager, but they may be enough to sustain a new form of dissent.

Paul R. Pillar | May 08, 2012

The Chen case says much more about China and its leadership than about the United States or its leaders.

Paul R. Pillar | May 07, 2012

European voters moved the economic debate in the right direction, even if they did so for the wrong reasons.

Paul R. Pillar | Apr 30, 2012

In many ways, U.S.-Israeli relationship has become degenerate—and harmful to both sides.

The Editors | Apr 27, 2012

Doug Bandow | Apr 26, 2012

It's time for the United States to set down the burden of defending Europe.