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Afghanistan: Daunting Challenges The aftermath of the June 13th Sarposa jailbreak in Kandahar has underscored the challenges that the US fac...	Energy: Blaming the Producers Surging oil prices continue to drive US energy policy to levels of political prominence unmatched in thr...
Iran: Revisiting the Israeli Factor The June 20th exposure of Israeli long-distance aerial strike exercises over the Mediterranean, two month...	The White House’s Foreign Policy: Playing for Posterity We have previously argued that in its twilight months, the Administration's focus has shifted to legacy ...
Sovereign Wealth Funds: Concerns Remain This year has seen a significant furor between Capitol Hill and the White House over allegations that cer...	Oil: Too Much or Too Little? Despite the impact of high oil prices on the Administration’s policies, there is deep uncertainty in Was...
US Intelligence: Hayden’s Assessment The notably optimistic appraisal of US progress in the War on Terror delivered by CIA Director Michael Hay...	Russia: Georgian Escapades In the wake of the April 2008 Sochi Declaration between President Bush and former Russian President Putin,...
Space Weapons: A New Round of Star Wars? Over the last two years we have emphasized the Administration’s increasingly strong stance on unimpeded ...	China: A Frost in Shangri-la Managing China’s emergence as a global power in conformity with current international norms is a key stra...