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Mitt Romney
US Lawmakers Are Watching Hong Kong, and China Isn’t Happy About That
By Shannon Tiezzi
Mitt Romney Is Wrong on Iran
By Daniel R. DePetris
Sony’s Yuletide Doldrums Could Lead to Comeback
By Shihoko Goto
A Bipartisan National Security Agenda
When Mitt Romney and Barack Obama meet, they should outline a consensus on four common sense issues.
Asia's Four Big Questions for Obama's Second Term
President Obama has won reelection. Will the “pivot” continue? Asia has many questions…
How Asia Sees America's Election: Three Views From the Asia-Pacific
Today Americans go to the polls to elect their next president. The Diplomat presents three different views from China, Australia and S. Korea.
Four More Years for Obama? President-Elect Romney?
Who do you think will win America’s Presidential contest tomorrow? Share your thoughts…
How India Sees the U.S. Presidential Election
Dr. Sridhar Krishnaswami gives us a sample of three possible views from India on America’s Presidential race.
Who is Best for Asia: Romney or Obama? You Decide.
During Monday’s foreign policy debate, Asia’s future was an important topic. Dr. Richard Weitz breaks down the candidates’ positions.
A Cold War State of Mind?
While there is room for debate concerning the makeup of the U.S. Navy, certain comparisons warrant a bit of caution.
Back From the Brink: Iran and America Set for Talks?
While both sides have already denied it, talks could be a first step towards compromise. The road to negotiations though could be a long one.
Afghanistan: Why America's Longest War is NOT a Campaign Issue
U.S. forces are drawing down in Afghanistan and concluding the longest war in its history. Why is such an important issue being forgotten?
Romney and Obama's Odd Foreign Policy Dance
On many global issues, the candidates are not far apart. Can Romney use this to his advantage?
Romney's 'Pivot' ...to George W. Bush?
With proposals to expand the U.S. military, a strong focus on the Middle East, while simultaneously lowering taxes – all seem like moves from a former President’s playbook.
How Obama’s India Policy Has Made America Stronger
Part of President Obama’s impressive foreign policy record has been his persistent courting of India. Mitt Romney would do well to take notice.
If Romney Wins, Does the U.S. Navy Expand?
A recent interview suggests a Romney win could see an expansion of the U.S. Navy. Can he convince the public?
Simple Arithmetic: Sorry Mitt, It's Over
At the end of the day, elections are decided by who gets 270 electoral votes. The winner is clear…
Why the First Debate Was a Draw
With major outlets calling the first U.S. Presidential debate a win for Mitt Romney, there could be a different conclusion.
Message to the Candidates: Talk China Policy not China Smack
The 2012 U.S. Presidential race is filled with China rhetoric. Is it serious or just election pandering?
The "Mitt Romney School" of Foreign Policy
Although Gov. Romney often criticizes President Obama’s choices in foreign affairs, many wonder about the precise nature of his own views.
Why Iran Doesn’t Believe U.S. and Israeli Threats
Iranian leaders don’t believe that the U.S. or Israel will attack them, and history says they’re right.
"Silly Season" on Both Sides of the Pacific
In Beijing and Washington, election politics are creating lots of tough talk.
What’s Mitt’s Foreign Policy?
While America’s Presidential Election won’t be won on foreign policy, Mitt Romney’s experience and views matter.
Why Israel Won't Attack Iran
While many believe leaders in Tel Aviv are bluffing, the Jewish state gains a lot by threatening to strike Tehran.