Fighting the Islamic State - How Much Will It Cost?
Twelve years ago we stumbled into a war in Iraq with little thought as to how much it would cost or how we might pay for it.
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Obama’s Opportunity with India and its New Leader
When the new Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, visits the White House this week, President Obama should seize the opportunity to revive and rebuild an important relationship with a key Asian partn
The New World Disorder
An article about global disorder and discord adapted from the fiftieth annual Ditchley Foundation Lecture.
Arab Allies Key in Fight Against ISIS
President Obama was right to order airstrikes against the ISIS home base in northern Syria Monday night.
Passage to India: What Washington Can Do to Revive Relations With New Delhi
In the century ahead, U.S. strategic interests will align more closely with India's than they will with those of any other continental power in Asia.
Obama's battle plan
It's no secret that President Obama has had a troubled year in foreign policy.
Passage to India
In the century ahead, U.S. strategic interests will align more closely with India's than they will with those of any other continental power in Asia.
Three Critical Tests for NATO Leaders in Wales
When allied leaders meet in Wales at the end of this week, they will confront three critical tests for NATO’s future.
Why Do Some Hostages Die, and Some are Released?
This last week’s deeply contrasting stories of two New Englanders caught in the Middle East’s maelstrom of violence — the savage murder of James Foley and the joyous release from captivity of Peter Th
Why do Some Hostages Die, and Some are Released?
This last week’s deeply contrasting stories of two New Englanders caught in the Middle East’s maelstrom of violence — the savage murder of James Foley and the joyous release from captivity of Peter Th
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