The current dispute is only a small skirmish in the battle for primacy in the Pacific.

The killing of four U.S. diplomatic personnel in Libya exposes the consequences of the Arab uprisings.

Speeches and emotions aside, intensifying psychological pressure on Iran is more likely than war.

Are beliefs or character more important in choosing a leader?

For Poland, geopolitics is an existential issue.

Over time, North America will see two significant powers. In the short run, Mexico's traditional strategic problems will remain.

Israel faces a crisis stemming from unraveling regional strategies, a lack of confidence and a political system incapable of unity.

Contemporary investors have taken a dramatic exception -- the period between 1991 and 2008 -- to be the norm.

Differences between the candidates are less significant than they appear.

The fallout from events in Syria will reach far beyond the fate of the al Assad regime.