The basic truth about the Arab Spring is that it has brought us not only more freedom but also more complexity.
The fallout from events in Syria will reach far beyond the fate of the al Assad regime.
Recent militant attacks in Lahore and Gujrat stand out after two years of relative calm in Pakistan's core.
The United States dominates the Greater Caribbean, but it cannot guarantee stability there.
China cannot assert its historical maritime claims while simultaneously pursuing a non-confrontational foreign policy.
Despite the political furor, the real result of Fast and Furious may be tactical changes in law enforcement's efforts to stop the flow of guns to Mexico.
It is realism and geopolitics, properly calculated, that have the best chance to guarantee peace.
This is a good time to consider the regional implications should Syria return to Sunni hands.
