16/09/2018 | Frente Externo
EE.UU. - Mientras miramos a Trump, fuerzas oscuras amenazan la prosperidad de EEUU
New York - Ya no hay duda: no hay método en la locura del presidente. Pero la telenovela de Washington es irrelevante frente a los importantes cambios estructurales que están teniendo lugar en el mundo.
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18/10/2014 | Frente Externo
Opinion - Fareed Zakaria: Obama needs to dial back his Syria strategy
From the start, President Obama’s Syria policy has foundered because of a gap between words and deeds.
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03/02/2014 | Frente Externo
On Iran, compromise is needed
After Iran and the major powers signed onto an interim deal on Tehran’s nuclear program, expectations were high. Over the past week, they have fallen sharply as Iranian officials have made tough public comments and Israel’s prime minister has reaffirmed his opposition to almost any conceivable deal, a skepticism shared by several influential U.S. senators.
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04/05/2013 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Syria - With or Without Us
Those urging the U.S. to intervene in Syria are certain of one thing: If we had intervened sooner, things would be better in that war-torn country. Had the Obama Administration gotten involved earlier, there would be less instability and fewer killings. We would not be seeing, in John McCain's words of April 28, "atrocities that are on a scale that we have not seen in a long, long time."
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28/02/2013 | Frente Externo
The challenge from China
Secretary of State John Kerry’s first foreign trip is an impressive swing through nine countries in Europe and the Middle East.
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26/04/2012 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Opinion - Zakaria: Is Mexico winning the drug war?
The drug wars dominate the discussion in Mexico and in many border states in America as well. There have been nearly 50,000 drug-related killings in Mexico since President Felipe Calderón began his six-year term. That's more than twice as many civilian deaths in the same period in Afghanistan.
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20/09/2011 | Frente Externo
Why our Cuba embargo could lead to another Gulf oil disaster
Can you remember what explosive crisis America and the world was fixated on last summer? It wasn't the deficit, jobs or Europe. It was an oil disaster. Remember the BP spill? Tons of crude gushing into the Gulf of Mexico? Well, in the weeks and months that followed, there was a lot of discussion about how to make sure it didn't happen again.
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24/06/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
The radicalization of Pakistan’s military
Whatever their strength, American troops will not determine success in Afghanistan. Nor will the newly formed Afghan National Army. As U.S. forces are gradually withdrawn over the next three years, it is Pakistan’s 600,000-strong army that will become the dominant military force in the region and will try to shape its future.
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24/06/2011 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
The radicalization of Pakistan’s military
Whatever their strength, American troops will not determine success in Afghanistan. Nor will the newly formed Afghan National Army. As U.S. forces are gradually withdrawn over the next three years, it is Pakistan’s 600,000-strong army that will become the dominant military force in the region and will try to shape its future.
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26/12/2010 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
2010 The Year of Microterrorism
This has been a year marked by economics — the sluggish recovery, the crisis in Europe, the stimulus, tax cuts and budget debates. Foreign policy has made less news. Iraq is dysfunctional but stable; Afghanistan is unstable but no more so than before. Relations between the U.S. and the rest of the world are in reasonable shape. So it might sound odd to call this the year of terrorism. But it was.
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15/08/2009 | En Profundidad
The Capitalist Manifesto: Greed Is Good (To a point)
A specter is haunting the world—the return of capitalism. Over the past six months, politicians, businessmen and pundits have been convinced that we are in the midst of a crisis of capitalism that will require a massive transformation and years of pain to fix. Nothing will ever be the same again. "Another ideological god has failed," the dean of financial commentators, Martin Wolf, wrote in the Financial Times. Companies will "fundamentally reset" the way they work, said the CEO of General Electric, Jeffrey Immelt. "Capitalism will be different," said Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
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