Obama Makes Some Authoritarian Friends in Asia
The Obama administration's new charm offensive in Asia has it cozying up to some nasty regimes… More »
Jonathan Tepperman is the managing editor of Foreign Affairs. He was previously managing editor and a director at Eurasia Group, a global political risk consulting firm, deputy editor of Newsweek International, and deputy managing editor at Foreign Affairs.
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The Obama administration's new charm offensive in Asia has it cozying up to some nasty regimes… More »
Israel's new loyalty oath for Arab citizens is guaranteed to have the opposite effect it intends. And a close look at the numbers shows it's not even necessary.… More »
Yesterday morning, my Eurasia Group colleague Cliff Kupchan and I posted an item at Foreign Policy, highlighting a new internal battle brewing in Iran that will likely undermine any chance of productive negotiations with the West--and that, if it escalates, could tear the regime apart.This may seem a weird moment even to be mentioning the possibility of renewed US-Iran talks, given Ahmadinejad's over-the-top bluster in New York last week. But despite his…… More »
The sale represents a highly controversial shift in how the administration plans to deal with the Islamic Republic… More »
The hacking scandal reveals three flaws in Britain's political culture, all of which Cameron will have to address if he really wants a clean break with the past… More »
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