America, like China, will suffer from the inequality fostered by nepotism and cronyism.
Ambitious projections that Tokyo will provide for more of its own security are overly hasty—and perhaps wishful thinking.
European voters moved the economic debate in the right direction, even if they did so for the wrong reasons.
How mandatory national service could have important economic and societal benefits—and lead to fewer wars.
The field of diverse presidential candidates with cross-cutting interests is good for Egypt and for the United States.
It is not in a superpower's interest to get sucked into projects of someone with a King David complex.
How flaws in the U.S. system lead to deep deficiencies in Washington.
What America can learn from the Indian and Malaysian versions of affirmative action.
Holes keep popping up in the GOP hopeful's murky, unrealistic defense-spending proposal.
Romney should be compelled to answer the question on everyone’s mind: Where is he going to get the money to fund his Pentagon spending binge?
