Karimov-Nazarbayev Rivalry Pervades Bilateral Summit
Richard Weitz examines the rivalry between Kazakhstan`s Nursultan Nazarbayev and Uzbekistan`s Islam Karimov.
Regional Rivalries Center on Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan, a relatively poor country with few natural resources, has experienced two years of ceaseless political struggles.
Global Warming and the Price of a Gallon of Gas
John Coleman, the founder of the Weather Channel, articulates his strong criticism of the Global Warming scare.
Islamists` Catch-22
Frank Gaffney describes the Islamists` Catch 22 in a discussion of the threat they pose to the West and the state of the response to that threat.
Russia and Central Asian Gas: Recent Trends
Stephen Black discusses recent developments in the gas industries of Russia and Central Asia.
The European Union Looks to Central Asia for Energy
Robert Cutler looks at Europe`s growing interest in Central Asia`s energy resources.
Is Qatar Blinded by Bling?
Jim Egan comments on the need for Arab Gulf states to develop content to match the broadcasting infrastructure they are building.
America`s Food for Peace Critical During Global Crisis
William Lambers points to the good done by US food aid, and encourages more of it in a time of global food price increases.
The Emerging China-Afghanistan Relationship
Nicklas Norling looks at the blossoming relationship between China and Afghanistan.
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Western Muslims and Terrorism Prevention
Preventing young Muslims from being lured into terrorism is a vital discussion that is too often ignored.
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Where are the Moderate Muslims?
By Sara Horsfall
The Muslim community needs someone who can mobilize young Muslims to a greater cause, giving voice to a community’s deeper longings.
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NATO Defense Ministers Fight in Vilnus Over Afghanistan
By Richard Weitz
NATO defense ministers fight over Afghanistan
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The Pope and Bin Laden
As the head of a much bigger flock, Benedict should wield his responsibility with more wisdom.
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Kyrgyzstan's Pyrrhic Victory
Erica Marat examines the impact of the 'Tulip Revolution' in Kyrgyzstan.
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