Geopolitical Weekly

U.S. political dynamics will change with the midterm elections, which means the president could choose to act decisively on the foreign policy front.

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Europe and much of the world is coping with the struggle between cultures within their borders. But when the Germans do so, the stakes go up.

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An upcoming meeting where NATO heads of state will approve a new "Strategic Concept" highlights the lack of a shared strategic vision among the group's members. (With STRATFOR maps)

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The United States and its allies can minimize the terrorist threat through covert actions and strong defenses, but they cannot eliminate it.

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The United States needs cover for turning a retreat into a negotiated settlement in Afghanistan -- something Pakistan is in a position to provide.

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For most of the past decade, Cuba and Venezuela have found themselves in a unique position. Both now have adversarial relationships with the United States, and both lack strong allies to help them fend off the United States.

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Barack Obama was off balance from the beginning of his presidency, and the only way to salvage it may be a bold move on the foreign-policy front.

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What happened on Sept. 11, 2001, was an act of terrorism that was allowed to redefine U.S. grand strategy.

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