Europe and Eurasia

Politics and Protests: Russia’s Political Future

By By Raluca Besliu
Contributor
January 30, 2012

Vladimir Putin wants the presidency. Will mass protests derail his plans?


Europe is on a Dangerous and Undemocratic Path

By Jordan Heim
Senior Editor
October 17, 2011

Europe needs to have an open and democratic discussion about its future.


The New Powerhouse of Asia

By Eleonora Ambrosi
Contributor
October 10, 2011

Uranium-rich Kazakhstan is fast becoming a strategic player among the Asian powers.


Nein, Non, No to China

By Calvin Garner
Editor in Chief
September 19, 2011

China is offering a bailout to Europe’s troubled economies. EU leaders should say “no thanks.”


Is It Time to Rethink the Euro?

By Jordan Heim
Staff Writer
July 25, 2011

European leaders are exasperated. Late last week they met for the tenth time in just 18 months and agreed to yet another package to rescue their troubled economies, but their efforts have once again failed to resolve the crisis.


From the Forge of Libya, a Stronger NATO

By Joel Dustin Kellner
Staff Writer
July 12, 2011

The Libyan government is collapsing. The combined efforts of the Libyan rebels and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have made the regime of Muammar Gaddafi increasingly untenable.


Stop Blaming the U.S. for Global Inflation

By Jordan Heim
Staff Writer
June 15, 2011

Leaders in emerging economies such as China and


Putin Should Be Thankful for His Newest Opponent

By Calvin Garner
Staff Editor
April 19, 2011

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is rocking the boat.