Global Governance Commentary

An Effort Worth Making

Marvin Kalb | May 14, 2013
The slight U.S.-Russian opening could continue.

Never Again, Except This Time

James Joyner | May 08, 2013
Atrocity prevention isn't consistently practiced because it isn't consistently practical.

Georgia's Dangerous Slide Toward NATO

Doug Bandow | Apr 26, 2013
Tbilisi's membership in the Atlantic pact would increase the risk of war without increasing members' security.

Immigration and Americanization

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Apr 23, 2013
The Boston bombings resurrect an old debate about whether new entrants should be injected with U.S. cultural values.

UN Monitors Won't Help Moroccan Human Rights

Talal Belrhiti | Apr 19, 2013
A UN mission in the Western Sahara is unnecessary and would only create new tensions.

The Magnitsky List's Limited Impact

Matthew Rojansky | Apr 16, 2013
The Russians still appear open to cooperation in spite of the new sanctions.

India's Tough Road to the Security Council

Rajan Menon | Apr 04, 2013
New Delhi has a strong case, but will the world listen?

Team Obama's Empty Suitcases

James Jay Carafano | Apr 03, 2013
Many trips, few results.

Syria, Israel, and the Trust Problem

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Apr 01, 2013
Peace is unlikely in either place as long as parties feel it will be perilous.

Pausing the U.S.-Russian Reset

Andranik Migranyan | Mar 28, 2013
Moscow gains the most if Washington ceases its outreach.

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