Tag Archives: US

Battling ISIS and the Six Lessons of Vietnam

By , June 9, 2015 in Global HotSpots, American Bystander

Eerie similarities between the United States’ defeat in Vietnam and early stages of conflict in Iraq and Syria.

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United States: The Hypocritical Hegemon

By , June 7, 2015 in Global HotSpots, Rethinking America

Why the United States has lost the mantle of moral and geopolitical arbiter.

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The Global Arms Trade

By , February 10, 2015 in Globalist Charticle

Who are the top importers of  U.S. and Russian arms?

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Pope Francis: U.S.-Cuba Matchmaker

By , December 25, 2014 in Global Pairings, Rethinking America

What the U.S.-Cuba deal tells us about the future of Vatican diplomacy in a multi-polar world.

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In Defense of Germany’s Decision to Ban Uber (For Now)

By , September 10, 2014 in EconoMatters, Richter Scale

The company has to play by the rules.

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China, U.S., Europe — Whose Century?

By , March 2, 2005 in Globalist Interview

How will existing and rising world powers influence the course of the 21st century?

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Europe — As Irritating as Women’s Lib?

By , February 25, 2005 in Richter Scale

Four theses on where the United States stands vis-à-vis Europe.

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Transatlantic Drift or Dynamism?

By , February 18, 2005 in Special Feature

Our top features on U.S.-European relations.

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Looking Beyond NATO

By , February 18, 2005 in Globalist Perspective

Is a new U.S.-EU treaty needed to complement NATO?

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Kyoto's Statute of Limitations?

By , February 17, 2005 in Globalist Analysis

Is the Kyoto Treaty meaningless without a follow-on agreement?

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