Iran's Defiant Dare = Crunch Time for Obama
Biting economic sanctions -- the type that hit at the very economic and financial heart of the regime and not the Iranian people -- must be aggressively pursued and carefully constructed.
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Kabila Says "Peace Before Justice" in DRC; Rebel General Gadi Ready to Fight
Before we discuss the President of Congo's call for peace before justice, consider this. Eastern Congo is a mess. The military situation is so complex...
Eurogate -- The New Fannie, Freddie and AIG
We enter a new currency melee which gives "Beware the Greeks" new meaning. Greece is only the beginning of a new Euro Plague, whose value will be drubbed by a complete failure to supervise members.
"Confucius" and "Avatar" at the Chinese Multiplex
The contrasts between the two movies fighting for box office supremacy in China are obvious. Each is linked to the return to prominence of someone who, not long ago, seemed washed up.
Red China Turns U.S.A. Pink
Unlike clothes made in the U.S.. which requires colorfast and pre-shrunk fabrics, we overlook those regulations when it comes to imported fabrics. And good luck trying to find Made in the U.S.A. labels.
U.S.-China Relations: A Long View, A New Book
Given the current interest in interactions and tensions between Washington and Beijing, I decided to ask Warren I. Cohen a few questions about the new edition of his book, America's Response to China.
Open Letter To James Cameron: Fairness For Visual Effects Artists
Visual effects artists typically work with no contract, no paid vacation, no benefits, and often no paid overtime. And because of the nature of the work health problems are common.
Foreign Affairs Roundup
This Week's Top Stories in Foreign Affairs: Peace Prevails in Ireland A last minute peace deal is reached in Northern Ireland to peacefully devolve L...
In Aspen, It Would Be $3,500 a Month
10 Chinese migrant workers are living in a public bathroom in the city of Hangzhou, meaning that their living situations haven't exactly gone down the toilet, but they are quite literally in the toilet.
An Undeserved Arrogance -- Washington and a China Redux
Beijing is now making it clear that America's unilateral pursuit of our national interests has come to an end. I just wonder how long it will take for Washington to process the message.
Palin, Pandas, Parties and Departees
All those who are focusing on the T-Party movement with all it's fervor for rattling the Washington cage this weekend, are missing the really import...
Green News Report -- February 4, 2010 (Audio)
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How HR 4247 Could Affect Your Child
Two cases reported by the GAO are revealing. In one case a Florida teacher's aide gagged and duct-taped children as young as 6 for misbehaving.
The Dalai Lama Brings Back Obama's Mojo
David Plouffe is clearly a man with a plan to repair the president's standing and help the Democrats retake the initiative.
Green News Report -- February 2, 2010 (Audio)
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Can We Learn From China?
It doesn't matter whether China or the United States has the larger economy in 2025. What matters is whether the world's largest economies will together usher in a new economic model.
Progress in Southeast Asia
This is part two of my world odyssey, the first report being on "The Wonder of Korea". Today, some thoughts combining Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. ...
Now It's All About Results, Not Theories and More Promises
The idea that Barack Obama needs to move to the center makes no sense at all, since the most important domestic economic issue -- jobs -- has no business being triangulated into left, right or center.
Copenhagen Accord = Climate Action
Countries used to say: "We'll act if you act." Coming out of Copenhagen they are saying: "We'll all act together." So at the end of January, where are we towards those commitments?
Multi-Thinking About Iran: Let's be Realist
As a "card-carrying realist," I find Haass's recommendation to "promote" -- he does not actually call for "doing" -- regime change in Tehran as running contrary to any sensible realist viewpoint.
Google in China
As many of you have heard, Google is considering leaving the Chinese market. Yes, that's right; they would leave behind 1 billion plus people in the b...
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