May 31, 2012 Archives

The Prospects for NATO in Afghanistan

The US Ambassador to NATO, Ivo Daalder, outlines the prospects and transition plan for NATO in Afghanistan after the Chicago Summit.

Robert Kehler on Nuclear Weapons

The future of U.S. strategic nuclear forces.

The Eurozone Crisis: Three Things to Know

Robert E. Rubin identifies three reasons why the eurozone crisis has "reached a point of serious consequence."

The U.S. Must not 'Cheat on its Own Rules'

Goran Lennmarker outlines how globalization is changing traditional alliances, and the role of potential new partners in Asia and the Southern Atlantic.

Pivoting U.S. Defense to Future Challenges and Opportunities

Ashton Carter explains the strategic goals of evolving American defense policy.

Europe: Waiting for the Next Shoe to Drop

Willem Buiter discusses the financial crises affecting the Euro zone.

SpaceX Dragon Capsule Homeward Bound

The SpaceX Dragon capsule undocks from the International Space Station and heads back to earth after a successful mission.

U.S. Senators Visit Malaysia, Condemn China, Russia Vetos

U.S. senators John McCain and Joseph Lieberman say China and Russia's vetos of any action against the Syrian government is 'shameful'.

Umar Patek Apologises for Bombings

Indonesian militant Umar Patek apologises to courtroom for his involvement in the 2000 Christmas Eve bombings in Jakarta that killed 15 people.

Everyone Survives Freak Accident in China

A car in eastern China collides with a motorcycle at an intersection, sending its five passengers toppling onto the road.

'Slum Tourism' Treads Fine Line Between Aid and Exploitation

Poverty tourism is gaining ground in Indonesia with more tourists looking to'"experience the real Jakarta.' But while this brings more funds to the city's impoverished slum-dwellers, accusations of exploitation are not far behind.

Irish Voters Set to Approve EU Fiscal Pact

Ireland is voting in a referendum on a key EU pact designed to shore up the troubled eurozone, amid signs that a clear majority will vote to approve it.

Ambassador Ross: Accelerate The Departure of Assad

Ambassador Dennis Ross, from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy talks to Charlie Rose and Erica Hill about what the U.S. can do in Syria.

Obama Regrets 'Polish Death Camp' Reference

In a briefing on Wednesday, press secretary Jay Carney said the White House and President Obama regretted a reference to 'Polish death camp' in remarks at the Medal of Freedom ceremony honoring Jan Karski on Tuesday.

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