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Afghanistan: Spring is on the Horizon We earlier reported (There is widespread acceptance in Washington that the situations in both Iraq and A...	China’s Space Success: Anti-China Hawks Mobilize on Trade and Military Administration officials have reacted cautiously to the January 11th successful destruction of a weathe...
Iran: US and Israeli Discussions Hostility against Iran continues to build in Washington. The deliberately public build-up of naval asset...	Space: The Competition with Russia and China A successful Chinese anti-satellite test on January 11th has underlined the potential for Great Power m...
Iran: Overplaying Its Hand We earlier drew attention to the hardening of the US posture toward Iran (A change of emphasis is takin...	The Koreas: The UN Secretary-General and some Progress on the Peninsular In his visit to Washington on January 16th, his first as UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki Moon made a cautiou...
Turkmenistan: The US Eyes the Strategic Opportunity The unexpected death of President Saparmurat Niyazov on December 21st is seen in Washington as opening a...	Saudi Arabia: Lower Oil Prices and Iran US-Saudi relations have grown closer over the past months. Both recognize mutual concern about Iraq. As ...
Middle East: Many Miles in the Air, Open Questions on the Ground The forthcoming arrival at the State Department of the current Director of National Intelligence John Ne...	Russia: US Cautions Europe on Energy and Strategic Metals The early romance between the Bush Administration and Russia has long since evaporated. In its place, De...