The definition of a word is meant to be a singular idea.  In the evolution of usage and the blending of disparate cultures, naturally an...

The recent media circus surrounding the leaking of classified information concerning our National Security Agency (NSA) cell phone...

During a speech to the Asia Society on March 11, 2013, National Security Advisor Tom Donilon took China to task for suspected acts of...

The enforcement of a recent Florida law forcing international drivers to apply for and carry an international driver’s license (in...

On November 19th, a rebel group known as the M23 militia easily captured the strategic city of Goma as part of its eight-month campaign...

In 2006, the British firm Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O) was taken over by Dubai Ports World (DPW). Such a...

Article I Section 8 of the Constitution explicitly gives Congress the power to declare War. Officially, this power has only been used by...

The New York Times recently reported that the Office of Military Commissions has commenced filing charges against Ali Musa Daqduq...

Word came from North Korea by state newscast that their leader for decades, Kim Jong-il had died on December 17, 2011. The United States...

At a media roundtable in Miami on November 8, 2011, William Brownfield, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of International...

As the Palestinians seek U.N. support for a state of their own, Washington has advanced two arguments to dissuade them: first, that...

In a Sunday Op-Ed piece for the New York Times, John Bellinger, partner at Arnold & Porter (and former Bush State Dept. lawyer) asserted...

In a move that is likely calculated to counter US influence abroad, the Chinese government plans to set up military bases beyond its own...

Given China’s important (and sometimes stifling) role in the UN Security Council, its leadership role in the Shanghai Cooperation...