Mind Games in Afghanistan
The timing of the leak of last week’s report on interrogations of Taliban members was suspicious. But NATO will have to get used to efforts to sow discord.
The timing of the leak of last week’s report on interrogations of Taliban members was suspicious. But NATO will have to get used to efforts to sow discord.
Taiwan’s recent elections were mostly free, but not completely fair. There were built-in advantages for the KMT.
The Indian Air Force has opted for Dassault’s Rafale fighter jet to fulfill its multi-billion dollar contract. It’s a major blow to the Eurofighter.
If China is right, then there is enough oil under the South China Sea to feed global consumption for several years. But Beijing may be making an aggressive bet on the wrong horse.


The decision by China and Russia to veto a U.N. resolution condemning the violence in Syria was indeed a travesty.
Donald Trump has thrown his support behind Mitt Romney. Keep him away from China policy making.


President Obama's admission of drone strikes in Pakistan was telling. They may, however, not be very effective.
Despite the talk of help from North Korea, Burma has too much to lose by pursuing a nuclear weapons program.


Under siege Tibetans are increasingly turning to self-immolation. Will the international community step up?
If China is to navigate the rough waters ahead it will need to show that it is about more than its GDP numbers.


The implications of theater funding go well beyond the arts. It can say much about a country's geostrategy.
As the Patriots prepare to take on the Giants, Australia toys with taking its own football game to China.


India has decided to belatedly back sanctions against Syria. It's a key move if it wants to be relevant at the U.N.
The UPA gets a boost when a judge dismisses a petition to drag P. Chidambaram into the 2G scam case.