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Meddling in Afghan elections
feature Foreigners are “making a mockery” of our presidential election, said Afghanistan’s Weesa in an editorial.
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Getting through to North Korea
feature Is Bill Clinton's visit to Pyongyang the start of a new dialogue with North Korea?
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Must India play second fiddle to China?
feature India's uneasy reaction to the growing ties between the U.S. and China.
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Demonizing Muslims after Fort Hood
feature When it was reported that the U.S. Army psychiatrist who allegedly committed a massacre in Fort Hood was a Muslim, that became the most important facet of the story for the U.S. media, said an editorial in Saudi Arabia’s Arab
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Turmoil over U.S. bases in Japan
feature The Japanese want U.S. military bases on Okinawa moved to a less-populated part of the island or to a location outside of Japan.
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Aid to Pakistan comes with a price
feature Pakistan reacts to the conditions set down by the Kerry-Lugar bill in order to receive aid worth $1.5 billion a year for the next five years.
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How they see us: Will Hillary be a team player?
feature Optimists point out that Clinton won’t need to waste time learning on the job. Pessimists are afraid she could undermine Obama's foreign policy with her own views.
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How they see us: Can Obama tame North Korea?
feature Pyongyang unleashed its first test of Barack Obama when it rescinded its agreement to allow international inspectors to take samples from its nuclear facilities, even though it had consented to do so just last month.
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Getting pushed around by China?
feature China has more than $1 trillion invested in U.S. Treasury bonds. How will that alter the balance of power?
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Helping Haiti—or occupying it?
feature In deploying thousands of marines and other military personnel to help the Haitians, the U.S. risks having its motives misunderstood.
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Is New START a new start with Russia?
feature The New START agreement is a huge political success for President Obama, but he shouldn't forget that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has shown a cavalier approach to the rule of law.
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Where hate speech meets gun culture
feature Is anyone really surprised at the massacre in Tucson? asked The Irish Times in an editorial.
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How they see us: Will America back democracy in Egypt?
feature The U.S. has to choose between continuing to support corrupt, authoritarian regimes that suppress the majority of people or standing up for Arab democracy.
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Why Bush’s Visit to Colombia Was So Brief
feature With the country on lockdown, the president met with Colombian officials.
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