Human Terrain Teams

In the aftermath of the massacre in Houla, Syria, pressure is mounting on the...

India recently inducted a leased Russian Akula-class nuclear submarine into i...

In an email interview, Par Engstrom, a lecturer at the University College of ...

Voters in Egypt gave themselves a jolt during the first round of voting in th...

China Struggling to Respond to U.S. Energy Revolution

In an email interview, David Arase, a professor of politics at Pomona College...

Over the past several months, we have learned more about plans by the U.S. Sp...

The election of a former ultranationalist as Serbia’s new president has been ...

As if the economic situation in Europe had not been bad enough of late, an ev...

In an email interview, Vasco Martins, an affiliated researcher at the Portugu...

The European Union’s sovereign debt crisis continues to threaten the eurozone...

At its recent Chicago summit, NATO declared that its new BMD architecture had...

In an email interview, Hans-Georg Ehrhart, the head of the Center for Europea...

A 2009 agreement that patched up relations between Congolese President Joseph...

In an email interview, Paul Schulte, a nonresident senior research fellow at ...

The Baghdad talks between Iran and the P5+1 bloc ended with little more than ...

Too often, political and economic analysts summarily lump Bolivia together wi...

Last weekend, emissaries from the rival Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah ...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is increasingly isolated following an underwh...

In an email interview, Benjamin Creutzfeldt, a lecturer and researcher in con...

When I speak to U.S. military officers and other Americans about why we have ...

Despite the emphasis put on Pakistan’s role in stabilizing Afghanistan, its s...

Regional organizations are increasingly expected to be the first responders t...

The U.S.-Afghan strategic partnership agreement that President Barack Obama r...

This week’s NATO Summit was less ambitious than some recent summits. With reg...