Analysis

Diplomatic ties may resume, but several issues will prevent Washington and Caracas from reconciling entirely.

Understanding Jordan's Policy on Syria

Unlike the United States and the Gulf Cooperation Council, Amman does not necessarily have a strategic interest in seeing a complete collapse of the al Assad regime.

The far northern countries can benefit from working together, but national security tensions remain.

Argentina's Tenuous Partnership with Chevron

To attract investment and boost energy production, the country needs to cooperate with foreign companies.

U.S. Naval Update Map: June 6, 2013

This map shows the approximate locations of U.S. Carrier Strike Groups and Amphibious Ready Groups.

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In Mali, the Government Resumes Its Struggle With Tuaregs

The French intervention was never meant to resolve the longstanding conflict between the two groups.

 Latvian Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis (L) with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso

The Baltic nation is trying to get closer to Western Europe and lessen Russian influence.

Analytical Guidance: Turkey Protests

The following guidelines will inform our evaluations of the strength and sustainability of the Turkish protest movement.

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