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Iraq says good-bye to U.S. troops
feature What do Iraqis think about the end of the war and the American pullout?
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An attack on Pakistani troops
feature NATO's helicopter raid on a Pakistani checkpoint killed at least 24 Pakistani soldiers and triggered an avalanche of public anger and suspicion against the U.S.
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The GOP makes a virtue of ignorance
feature The European press registers its shock at the goings-on in the selection of a Republican nominee for the presidency.
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Any takers for a war on Syria?
feature Despite David Cameron’s pleas, the British Parliament says no to Syria, while François Hollande, in a surprise move, provides French backing.
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Should Australians boycott the U.S.?
feature After the drive-by shooting of Chris Lane, a former Deputy Prime Minister is calling on Australians to avoid the U.S. until it tightens its gun laws.
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Should Iran make up with the U.S.?
feature Surely it’s no accident that American and Iranian presidents have publicized their recent exchange of personal letters.
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Yielding to Russia in the Middle East
feature President Obama has fallen right into President Vladimir Putin’s trap.
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How they see us: Can Kerry revive Palestinian talks?
feature Secretary of State John Kerry is trying to rekindle the Arab League’s peace initiative.
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Pakistan gets serious about U.S. drones
feature Last week’s drone strike has created “fresh tension in ties between the U.S. and Pakistan.”
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How they see us: Why can’t Iran enrich uranium?
feature Talks between Iran and the West ended in stalemate, as the U.S. and other powers called for Iran to abandon all enrichment of uranium.
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Listening in on Europeans
feature Europeans are apoplectic over the U.S. National Security Agency's massive PRISM surveillance program.
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Supporting Egypt’s generals
feature The worst violence since Mubarak was toppled in 2011 was met with what amounted to a shrug from the U.S.
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Europe is complicit in spying
feature It’s not just the Americans who have developed a gigantic spying apparatus.
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Protecting Snowden
feature American whistle-blower Edward Snowden has proved a master spy with his “meticulously timed operation.”
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