It's the Asian powers, not the United States, that should worry about balancing North Korea's growing missile capability.
A recent book has the right idea, but leaves policymakers to fill in the blanks.
China's new leader has much room to improve Beijing's international relations.
There are already signs that Xi Jinping's successor will be Guangdong's new party secretary, Hu Chunhua.
Internationally protected rights of religious expression are under increasing pressure.
The straw man polemics of the Nebraskan's critics shouldn't stop Obama from nominating him.
Acquiring nuclear weapons would be harmful to Tehran's interests.
Despite decades of Western intervention, the former Yugoslavia seems to stay the same.
Beijing is neither enemy nor friend. It is both an economic partner and a security rival.
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