Derek Scissors, National Interest
If the prime minister does not act decisively now, then India will fail to prosper.
Pierre Haroche, LSE Blog
EU defence policy has traditionally been intergovernmental in nature: member states have typically adopted decisions through unanimity, while supranational institutions, such as the European Commis
Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
The last survivors of the Normandy invasionand history's worst warare almost gone. How long will the international system they helped create survive them?
Anders Aslund, Atlantic Council
On May 21, the nationalized Ukrainian PrivatBank filed a remarkable civil case against its prior owners Ihor Kolomoisky and Gennady Bogolyubov in the state court of Delaware. The three co-defendants are US citizens in Miami and nineteen anonymous...
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
Turkey is flouting NATO rules and courting a potential showdown with the US. With Russia waiting in the wings, we shouldn??t take the bait.
S.L.A. Marshall, The Atlantic
An account of the epic human tragedy that unfolded when Allied troops landed on the shores of Normandy on D-Day
Jakub Grygiel, The American Interest
The EU elections confirmed what has already been evident for some time: Europe's geopolitical impotence.
Bruno Maes, Moscow Times
Opinion Beijing has been successful in managing Russia, but president Putin poured some cold water on the cooperation recently.
Simon Henderson, The Hill
The State Department may be pressuring Riyadh to change its support for the Sudanese generals.
Ai Weiwei, Guardian
The Chinese government's continued whitewashing cannot expunge our memories of what happened, says artist and political activist Ai Weiwei
Marik Von Rennenkampff, War on the Rocks
In a moment hardly imaginable just a few years earlier, Ronald Reagan, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Mikhail Gorbachev during a 1988 visit to
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Paul Wells: The Canada-China relationship is now a smoking rubble. It would be great if the Prime Minister had something to say about it.
David Pilling, Financial Times
The world needs to start taking notice of what is happening in Sudan
O. Gaweesh, AA
After Egypt's 2011 revolution, the military soon acted to retake power. Today, Sudan's military is behaving and talking in the exact same way.
