Vice President of Intelligence Fred Burton examines the strengths and weaknesses of bin Laden's safe-house and discusses how the al Qaeda leader was able to hide for so many years in a populated urban area.

Analyst Reva Bhalla discusses the strategic implications of Osama bin Laden's death on U.S. foreign policy.

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Vice President of Tactical Intelligence Scott Stewart discusses the release of CIA contractor Raymond Davis from Pakistan and recommends Americans in Pakistan keep a close eye on the public's reaction.

Analyst Rodger Baker examines U.S. re-engagement in East Asia amid U.S. President Barack Obama's tour through the region, now in Indonesia, followed by South Korea and Japan.

Analyst Reva Bhalla looks at U.S. President Barack Obama's upcoming visit to South Asia and the United States' managing relations with India and Pakistan.

Analyst Kamran Bokhari discusses why news on Iranian payments to Afghan officials was leaked as negotiations with the Taliban are intensifying.

STRATFOR CEO George Friedman discusses the warrior politics of Gen. David Petraeus in Afghanistan and the failure of multiculturalism in Europe

Analyst Kamran Bokhari analyzes the possible ties between al Qaeda and members of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence directorate.

Analyst Kamran Bokhari examines the implications of reports that a U.S. helicopter entered Pakistan in Balochistan province -- new territory for NATO incursions.

As talks get under way to end the war in Afghanistan, STRATFOR's CEO George Friedman says the Taliban may have become jaded with transnational jihadist groups and could well accept the U.S. condition of keeping al Qaeda out of Afghanistan.