The US-China Arrangement for Air-to-Air Encounters Weakens International Law
As part of the September 2015 fanfare visit by Xi Xinping to the United States, the United States and...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
The US-China Arrangement for Air-to-Air Encounters Weakens International Law
A nation must think before it acts.
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Missing the Big Picture, US Policy on North Korea Could Bring Disaster
Watching North Korea again test an atomic bomb and long-range missile within four weeks of each other is like...
Viewpoint: India’s tortured debate on nationalism and free speech
It was the French intellectual and writer, Albert Camus, who once wrote, “I love my country too much to...
Helping Hurts: Why Supporting Dictators Can Doom Them
Foreign Affairs Great powers have long supported unsavory dictatorships in pursuit of strategic interests, such as natural resources, military...
Russia’s Rebalance?
Fu Ying (“How China Sees Russia,” January/February 2016) argues that in the triangular relationship among China, Russia, and the...
Vladimir Putin, Godfather of Kurdistan?
If Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan thought last November that by downing a Russian Su-24 bomber near the Turkish-Syrian...
Shooting of Opposition Leader Roils Georgia Ahead of Contentious Election
A prominent Georgian opposition leader, Aleksi Petriashvili, was shot and wounded on February 26 at a cemetery in central...
Toward a Global Regime of Vessel Anti-Fouling
Abstract Vessel anti-fouling is key to the efficient operation of ships, and essential for effective control of invasive species...
Consciences at a Crossroads
In 1735, the Northampton, Mass., pastor Jonathan Edwards, later acclaimed as America’s greatest theologian, recorded one of the oddest...
The Problem Neither Obama Nor Bush Could Solve
The 2016 presidential campaign is turning into a mirror of the 2008 race. Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton seeks to distinguish...