Betraying the revolution?
Maria Golia argues that all Egyptians should vote, whether they believe the elections fair or not
Failure to save East Europe will lead to worldwide meltdown
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard draws attention to the economic crisis in East Europe, which could spiral out of control into a worldwide meltdown.
United States of Argentina
Philip Jenkings draws on the example of Argentina as a warning to an America that suspends fiscal responsibility.
Taxing The Truth
The Investor Business Daily lays out the truth about recessions.
Op-Ed: The problem with attacking Libya
Frank Kaufmann argues that the coalition helping rebels in Libya is anachronistic and that a better approach would be to facilitate the exit of Qaddafi.
Our Pushover President
Pat Buchanan: Though Obama may be liked and admired, this counts for next to nothing in global power politics.
China winning the race for Central Asia`s energy riches
John Daly says that China is winning the new Great Game.
Contemplating Korean Reunification
Peter Beck discusses the increasingly unstable regime of Kim Jong II and the possiblity of future reunification with the South.
Place branding Michael Collins
Jim Egan: Ireland’s economic catastrophe proves history`s circularity.
Get rid of the spoils system
Trevor Burrus argues that America needs to end the entrenched power of the public unions.
Kim Jong Il assassinated in military coup
Evidence exists for a coup rather than death from illness
EU moves to secure Central Asia energy
Martin Sieff writes of the EU increased desire to gain access Central Asian energy resources.
Plans for political reform in Morocco
King Mohammed VI outlines his plans for reform in the North African kingdom.
Strategic uncertainty in Uzbekistan`s Afghanistan policy
Farkhod Tolipov says that Tashkent seeks elusive political balance.
Russia uses dirty tricks despite U.S. ‘reset’
Eli Lake of The Washington Times says Moscow is unchanged.
The Zawahiri Era
Michael Scheuer sees a post-Bin Laden Al Qaeda as decentralized but potentially more dangerous than ever
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Bonn II: Seeking a secure future for Afghanistan
M. Ashraf Haidari highlights the importance of the second Bonn Conference
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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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Moscow Faces Tough Choices Regarding Iran
Richard Weitz examines Russia's difficult choices in Iran.
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The Clinton Visit to Indonesia: Islam is a Religion
Indonesia was the second visited nation (after Japan) by Secretary of State Clinton on her first ever overseas mission for the Obama administration.
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A Quota Queen for the Court
Pat Buchanan: If the U.S. Senate rejects race-based justice, Sonia Sotomayor will never sit on the Supreme Court.
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Preparations for Attack on Iran Almost Complete
Sam Vaknin discusses Israel's unwillingness to accept a nuclear Iran.
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Socialist America Sinking
Pat Buchanan: One need only glance at where we were before the New Deal, where we are and where we are headed.
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Shakedown in Copenhagen
Pat Buchanan: Copenhagen has always been about an endless transfer of wealth from America, Europe and Japan.
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Obama's disdain for marriage
Schlafly discusses the impact of single moms and the resolution in Obama's stimulus law.
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Regionalizing Morocco
Dr. Yossef Ben-Meir discusses Morocco's plans to regionalize from the capital of Rabat to sub-national levels.
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Morocco's Model: Uniting Democracy-Building and Sustainable Development
Yossef Ben-Meir discusses prospects for Morocco's future.
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Steel to provide solid base for Kazakh economic plans
Martin Sieff writes about Kazakhstan's move into steel production as a way to build its economy.
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Declining fortunes of the left
Europe’s liberal movement is bereft of ideas and leaders
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Republic of Georgia desperate for reform
Irakli Alasania says the Rose Revolution is wilting under anti-democratic crackdown
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