The example of the Western world offers only very limited guidance to resolve Asian countries’ domestic conflicts.
The Nagging Realities of the U.S. Foreign Policy Debate
U.S. foreign policy needs a complete rethink to move past the post-9/11 model.
The New Vietnam War
Global ironies in Asia’s continuing struggle for national independence, now against China.
U.S. Declinism or Constructivism?
Why are U.S. media and elites so quick to quiet criticism of how the United States conducts itself?
The Poor in the World’s “Rich” Countries
In the US and elsewhere, the social and economic fallout from the 2008 financial crisis continues.
Overcoming the Gulf in U.S. and European Business “Civilizations”
Reflections on Europe’s strategy toward global business.
The Balkans Challenge: Can Weather Woes Forge Political Partnerships?
The storm clouds over the Balkans have a silver lining, as they may help the region find solidarity.
Why Europe Leaves Me Puzzled
Reflections of a foreign correspondent from Asia upon leaving her post in Brussels.


























