It may not be a rebirth of the USSR, but Putin's vision of a Eurasian union could make Moscow the center of an economic powerhouse.
Western observers anxious for some schadenfreude will be disappointed. China's housing boom won't bust.
The White House's proposal to discipline war spending is legislatively doomed and full of holes.
Drops in the labor-participation rate and dramatic changes in America's energy sector make the unemployment rate unreliable.
Rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline isn't in America's or Canada's interests. If Obama does so, Ottawa will cozy up to Beijing.
Nuclear power is out. Solar power is in. What it means for politics in 2012.
Why Germany's position of power is raising doubts and fears across Europe.
A new American strategy for the region: siding with the good guys.
Obama's State of the Union was full of platitudes and fairy tales.
Recent polling and erstwhile supporters' criticism claiming that Iran's opposition movement has been tamed is based on some very flimsy evidence.
