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How they see us: Why Pakistanis don’t trust the U.S.
feature Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's carefully worded statement nearly eight months after the drone strike was really no concession at all.
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Europe forging Obama’s fate
feature While President Obama’s shining promise “has been a bit dimmed,” a solid majority of Europeans want to see him re-elected.
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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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Romney’s aggressive foreign policy
feature Russia and China assess the Republican candidate's Cold War rhetoric.
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How they see us: China digs in on rare earths
feature Is it “unfair and unreasonable" to ask China to increase its exports of rare earth metals?
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A year of fallout from bin Laden raid
feature “The passage of a year might have dulled the pain,” but “the anger and bitter feelings continue to rankle.”
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How they see us: Exporting death to Mexico
feature The Mexican president demanded that the U.S. create a gun registry for assault weapons.
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Koran desecration signals contempt
feature We wish we were surprised, but the burning of the Holy Koran by American soldiers at Bagram Air Base is hardly out of character.
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‘Linsanity’ spreads to the Far East
feature Not only sport fans, but everyone in Taiwan is delighted by the sudden rise of Taiwanese-American basketball sensation Jeremy Lin.
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Unfunny digs at the Indian nation
feature Jay Leno's announcement on his NBC show that the Golden Temple of Amritsar—a holy place for Sikhs—was the summer home of Republican contender Mitt Romney did not play well in India.
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Outlier at the Summit of the Americas
feature The American president got a firsthand taste of just how much U.S. influence has declined in the region.
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Should Canada keep U.S. deserters?
feature Last week, Canada for the first time deported a female Iraq War resister.
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How they see us: Handing over a Canadian jihadist
feature One of the youngest persons ever detained at the notorious U.S. prison in Guantánamo Bay is now Canada’s problem.
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How they see us: Calling the Haqqanis terrorists
feature After two years of “spirited debate,” the U.S. has declared the Haqqani network a terrorist group.
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