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Will the U.S. defend the Philippines?
feature Fishing rights are at the center of a two-month standoff between the Philippines and China.
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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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Why is it legal to insult Islam?
feature The West is once again invoking so-called freedom of speech to justify sacrilege.
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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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How they see us: Secret Service scandal hurts Colombia
feature This scandal has revealed our worst-kept secret: Colombia is a top destination for sex tourism.
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America’s disrespect for Pakistan
feature Once America meets our few reasonable demands, we can reopen the truck routes to Afghanistan.
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Sheltering a Chinese criminal
feature This is not some simple case of a good and noble dissident being persecuted by a vast and powerful state.
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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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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: Embarrassing bin Laden details
feature It turns out that Osama bin Laden didn’t hide for long in the mountains of Afghanistan.
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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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Romney offends the British
feature The Republican hopeful blew through London, blundering from gaffe to gaffe.
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Bias against Chinese athletes?
feature If China's 16-year-old swimming sensation, Ye Shiwen, were an American, she would be celebrated as a heroine.
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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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