Action rarely follows rhetoric when it comes to global corruption.
Can the U.S. Kick Its Carbon Habit?
President Obama has set ambitious carbon emission goals for the United States. Can it rise to the challenge?
Scotland’s Alex Salmond: Down, But Not Out
Two months after voters rejected independence, the Scottish National Party leader is back to try again.
How to Deal With the Return of Hard Power Politics in Europe
Putin’s actions require a new double-track decision by the West.
9 Facts: Vietnam and South Korea’s Path to Shared Prosperity
How trade and investment can overcome a treacherous historical legacy.
5 Facts: Does Germany Deflate the Rest of Europe?
France’s cost of labor and goods is actually on track with EU goals. Germany’s is way out of line.
TTIP: Strengthening a Global Economic Heavyweight
TTIP will help the U.S. and EU to meet the challenges of a globalizing world
Sarkozy: A Comeback in France?
The former French President’s return to the Elysée Palace will be anything but a cosy affair.

























