Analysis: Anti-Austerity SYRIZA Takes Greek Elections
SYRIZA scored a bigger victory than most anticipated in elections over the weekend, and now all eyes are on prime minister candidate Alexis Tsipras as he attempts to strike a balance between Berlin and an irate Greek electorate.
Catalonia Independence Fight Enters a New Phase
A new regional government is bringing new hope to supporters of an independent Catalonia.
US Navy Turns Up the Heat in the South China Sea
For the first time since 2012, the US Navy has conducted a sail-through of disputed waters in the South China Sea.
Thai Political Crisis
Threats, carrots, and sticks have all failed to dislodge red shirt protestors from central Bangkok. As violence continues to harden positions on both sides of the barricades, widespread civil strife is becoming more and more likely.
Civil War Comes to Iraq
Last week’s ISIS-led offensive suggests that Washington’s worst-case scenario is about to unfold in Iraq.
Post-Lisbon EU’s Superpower Prospects
Although the ink on the Lisbon Treaty hasn’t even dried yet, bureaucrats in Brussels have already begun to plot the EU’s rise as a superpower.
The Birth of Lithuania’s Own Right Sector?
By arming paramilitary organizations, the Lithuanian government is sowing the seeds of future instability.
2008-2009 Israel-Hamas War
The 2008-2009 Israel-Gaza War enters its second week, with no signs of letting up any time soon.
Iran Nuclear Deal Reflects Dangerous US Weakness
The Iran nuclear deal will not be viewed favorably by future historians.
Abbott Could Surprise in Australia
Australia's new prime minister might come as a pleasant surprise to many.