What doctrine constitutes Obama’s foreign policy thus far? What options are left to Obama in his final two years to complete foreign policy goals and strengthen American power abroad? And what will be Obama’s legacy in foreign policy?

China Rewrites Its Property Laws

Nicaragua Lays the Groundwork for a New Canal

A conversation with the noted activist and former President of Malawi.

Private Security Encroaches on Indigenous Land

Re-Examining France's Brain Drain

Matthew Michaelides examines the precarious political situation in Mexico in his latest column for CPR

Maren Killackey surveys the Singapore Supreme Court's recent ruling on two cases that challenged the constitutionality of the country's colonial-era anti-gay law.

Cosmas Sibindi predicts that recent American inaction on the global stage will lead to China's rise to power.

Maren Killackey's latest essay for CPR

Julia Ellis examines the "jihadi brides" phenomenon

Matthew Michaelides outlines Brazil's recent economic woes in light of the country's upcoming presidential run-off

Maren Killackey's latest essay for CPR, on Shinzo Abe's economic policies.

Rekha Kennedy explores what the future might hold for the 'Umbrella Revolution' in Hong Kong

Asha Banerjee braved Penn Station and MSG to report on Indian Prime Minister Modi's visit to the U.S.

CPR Senior Editor Yeye Kysar reports from the World Leaders Forum event with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg.

Matthew Michaelides lays out the case for ending the Cuban Embargo

Asha Banerjee covers the second World Leaders Forum event with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

Brina Seidel covers the first World Leaders Forum event with Tunisian President Mohamed Moncef Marzouki

Maren Killackey's first column for CPR