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India: Problems on the Nuclear Question The delay in finalizing the US-India Civil Nuclear Agreement is allowing opposition to grow. US official...	Trade: Rising Doubts about Globalization in the US A rising trend toward protectionism is one of our flashpoints for 2007. New research data suggests that s...
Lebanon: The Next Stage in the Proxy War With deadlock in Lebanon about the election of a new president, US officials increasingly see the country...	Russia: New Puzzles, Same Answers As with the unexpected appointment of Viktor Zubkov as Prime Minister, US officials have reacted cautious...
Sovereign Wealth Funds; How Will the US React? On October 1st China Investment Corporation (CIC), the investment arm of the Chinese Government, opened f...	The Beijing Olympics: Are They at Risk over Myanmar? Over Iran and Darfur, there are long-standing concerns in Washington about Beijing’s opposition to US p...
The Israeli Strike on Syria: Less Than Meets the Eye A month after the September 6th air strike by Israeli aircraft on a military installation in Syria, many q...	Bush’s Foreign Policy Team: Future Dynamics As President Bush approaches the last year of his presidency, the dynamics among his top national securit...
Rewards: October-December Overall: We expect a volatile period, marked by sharp-edged rhetoric from the political and economic act...	Risks: October-December Overall: With US attention fixed on electoral politics, the greatest foreign policy risk comes from a l...