David Rothkopf's Blog, page 73

U.S. Troops Begin Controversial New Mission in Iraq

Stuffing the Sheep in Kabul

As accusations of voter fraud fly, Afghanistan’s presidential race is ripping the country apart.

The Year of El Niño

How can America protect its borders from this tiny menace?

'Let 1.3 Billion Vote'

What would really happen if Chinese citizens could cast ballots in Hong Kong's referendum?

U.S. Foreign Policy on China Hits the Streets

Iraq is Burning, and Everyone Agrees Maliki Has to Go

These are the seven men who could replace him.

Energy Rush: Myanmar's Reforms Fuel Hopes of Burmese Boom

The race to attract foreign oil and gas companies could consolidate the transformation of a former pariah state.

Trust Iran Only as Far as You Can Throw It

American talking heads
say that Iran is the key to defeating ISIS. But those in the know say the two "enemies" are
actually secret allies.

Adapt or Die

National soccer styles still exist. They’re just changing all the time.

The Game Is the Same

National soccer styles are disappearing -- good riddance?