U.S.
Obama’s Caretaker Presidency
By Nikolas Gvosdev
November 9, 2012
Obama Must Seize Opportunity for Bolder Foreign Policy
By Judah Grunstein
November 9, 2012
Obama Should Go Broad, not Bold, on Foreign Policy
By Nikolas Gvosdev
November 16, 2012
China’s Xi Signals Initial Priorities: Part I
By Iain Mills
December 17, 2012
China’s Xi Signals Initial Priorities: Part II
By Iain Mills
December 18, 2012
Despite Taiwan Ties, China’s Xi Likely to Maintain Cross-Strait Continuity
By Jens Kastner
November 12, 2012
China’s New Leadership Offers Little Hope of New Direction
By Iain Mills
November 29, 2012
For Japan’s Abe, Regional Realities Likely to Trump Hard-Line Rhetoric
By Jonathan Berkshire Miller
December 18, 2012
Japanese Election Reinforces U.S. Alliance
By Richard Weitz
December 18, 2012
South Korea’s New President Faces Regional Balancing Act
By Catherine Cheney
December 19, 2012
Presidential Election Shows Great Progress for Timor-Leste’s Democracy
Interview with Gordon Peake
March 27, 2012
In Russia, It’s Putin or the Deluge
By Nikolas Gvosdev
April 27, 2012
Sarkozy’s Legacy: Hollande and France’s Global Security Role
By Judah Grunstein
May 8, 2012
France’s Hollande Seeks Reset in Post-Arab Spring Maghreb
By Jonathan Laurence
October 3, 2012
Georgia’s Elections Mark Historic Step
By Richard Weitz
October 2, 2012
For Georgia’s Ivanishvili, Interests Will Guide Russia Policy
By Michael Cecire
October 8, 2012
After Serbia’s Presidential Surprise, Business as Usual
By Andrew MacDowall
May 30, 2012
Despite Gains, Ghana Must Remain Vigilant on Democracy
By Catherine Cheney
July 26, 2012
Ghana Contemplates Its Own Bush v. Gore in Poll Challenge
By Catherine Cheney
December 14, 2012
In Ethiopia, Post-Zenawi Void Could Create Opening for Reform
By Peter Dörrie
August 13, 2012
Senegal’s Democracy Passes Test, but Challenges Remain for Sall
By Catherine Cheney
March 27, 2012
In Venezuela, a Victory for Chavez, But Not Chavismo
By Catherine Cheney
October 9, 2012
Despite Uncertainty, Venezuela’s Political Scenarios Not All Bleak
Jennifer McCoy, Michael McCarthy
December 20, 2012
Chavistas Prepare for a Post-Chávez Venezuela
By Frida Ghitis
December 20, 2012
Mexico’s Peña Nieto Will Have Trouble Keeping Reform Promises
By David Agren
July 16, 2012
Mexico’s Peña Nieto to Benefit From Calderón’s Foreign Policy Legacy
By Cory Siskind
July 5, 2012
Egypt’s Election Leaves Islamists, Liberals Shaken
By Frida Ghitis
May 31, 2012
Why Liberals Won in Libya, and Why It Matters
By Frida Ghitis
July 19, 2012