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How they see us: Rewarding Germany’s Merkel
feature Notwithstanding a lavish state dinner and the Presidential Medal of Freedom, President Obama and Chancellor Merkel are not the closest of friends.
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Pakistan rethinks U.S. relationship
feature In spite of a visit by Sen. John Kerry, Pakistanis are not reassured that the U.S. understands its rage over the raid in Abbottabad.
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How they see us: CIA agents overrun Pakistan
feature Pakistanis are furious at the killing of two Pakistanis by a CIA contractor.
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Putting NATO in its place
feature In his farewell speech in Brussels, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates took his European colleagues to task over their failure to spend enough money on defense.
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Making Pakistan work for aid
feature The U.S. has decided to attach conditions to billions of dollars in security aid to Pakistan.
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Failing to learn from the debt crisis
feature Will Americans finally realize that their era of hegemony is over? asked the Chinese Xinhua News Agency in an editorial.
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Washington’s dysfunctional politics
feature Foreign reaction to the debt ceiling crisis takes the Tea Partiers to task.
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Accused of killing Iranian scientists
feature Are the U.S. and Israel sabotaging Iran's nuclear program by assassinating the country's nuclear experts?
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No American policing for London
feature Prime Minister David Cameron's suggestion of putting the American police commander Bill Bratton in charge of London's police force met with strong opposition.
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Talking to the Taliban
feature Has the death of Osama bin Laden and the rumored death of Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Oma given NATO some leverage?
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Concocting an Iranian plot
feature In Iran, many people think the U.S. invented the far-fetched story about an Iranian plot to kill the Saudi ambassador.
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Assassinating Awlaki
feature The Arab world's reaction to the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki.
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When Bibi met Barack
feature The two men have opposing worldviews: Obama believes in the land-for-peace formula, Netanyahu does not.
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Vetoing Palestinian statehood
feature President Obama will veto President Mahmoud Abbas's quest to have the United Nations recognize Palestine as an independent state.
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