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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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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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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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Is al Qaida stronger than ever?
feature Al Qaida is now flourishing not only in Yemen and Pakistan, but also in Algeria, Somalia, Mali, and Niger.
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Can the U.S. aid Egypt’s transition?
feature Strategic interests place the U.S. firmly in the Middle East.
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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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Who leads the war in Libya?
feature There are serious doubts about whether Europe is up to the task of commanding military operations in Libya.
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Backing the uprising in Syria?
feature Some people think the U.S. has played a background role in fomenting political dissent in Syria.
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Defense strategy aimed at China
feature President Obama's new defense strategy will refocus the U.S. military from the Mideast to the Asia-Pacific.
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How they see us: What B-2s over South Korea mean
feature Is the U.S. “adding fuel to the fire” by sending two B-2 stealth bombers close to North Korea’s borders?
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How they see us: Life under drone attack
feature The buzz overhead is terrifying, and the collateral damage goes further than the body count.
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A space supremacy to be countered
feature Is the U.S. planning to “unleash a space war”?
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The world’s biggest free-trade zone
feature An “economic NATO” has been proposed before, but President Obama is the first leader to give it such an unequivocal endorsement.
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Afghans worry about U.S. pullout
feature Is an internal meltdown all but inevitable after the U.S. withdraws its troops?
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