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Presidents Obama and Medvedev have much to discuss, but their meeting Friday will likely focus on Iran. [more]

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd acknowledges that world leaders “have a lot of work ahead” on climate change, while STRATFOR analysts look ahead to talks in Mexico City, a year from now. [more]

The following is an internal STRATFOR document produced to provide high-level guidance to our analysts. [more]

The following is an internal STRATFOR document produced to provide high-level guidance to our analysts. [more]

While 80 world leaders are committed in some form or other to “do something” about climate change, the summit in the Danish capital next week is likely to disappoint those who sought a major agreement. STRATFOR CEO George Friedman discusses the prospects for Copenhagen. [more]

An opposition victory in Greenland holds broad significance for the competition over the Arctic. (With STRATFOR maps) [more]

Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as NATO secretary general would be a positive development for the United States. [more]

While generating a considerable amount of anti-Israeli rhetoric over the years, the ongoing Palestinian-Israeli conflict has not resulted in any large-scale terror attacks, nor is it likely to. [more]

Four central banks in Europe lowered their benchmark interest rates on Thursday -- but now they are almost out of monetary policy options. [more]

A controversial new book depicting the Prophet Mohammed has the long-term potential to spark a violent response. [more]

The U.S. subprime crisis that initiated a worldwide credit crunch is triggering a much deeper -- and pre-existing -- European problem. [more]

The European Union's Common Agricultural Policy is getting a closer look from member states as food prices continue to rise across Europe. [more]

Ansar al-Islam reportedly has planned attacks to coincide with U.S. President George W. Bush's... [more]

Europe is squarely in the jihadists' sights -- and the threat is increasing. [more]

Recent findings that one key nanotechnology product's manufacture could pose a health risk will enhance pressure for a decision on how to regulate the sector. [more]

The International Financial Corp. announced recently it is joining forces with the United Nations’ top expert on the business/human rights issue to study the impact of investment agreements on citizens in the developing world. [more]

A natural gas pipeline connecting Turkey to Greece will be ready to start shipments Aug. 10, and... [more]

Frances Townsend, Homeland Security adviser to U.S. President George W. Bush, said on Thursday... [more]

Moroccan police detained 15 suspected members of the al Qaeda Organization for the Countries of... [more]