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India’s support of a U.N. resolution calling for Sri Lanka to investigate rights violations is a welcome a move.

Indian firms should be a boon for American workers. So why has the administration been dragging its feet on trade deals?

The West needs to persuade Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to give up his nuclear ambitions voluntarily. A military strike won’t do that.

Russia looks set to try to create a coalition against U.S. plans for ballistic missile defense. Will it court China?

Russia looks set to try to create a coalition against U.S. plans for ballistic missile defense. Will it court China?

The U.S. is increasingly dependent on the Internet for its well-being. It makes its lack of preparedness for cyberattacks from China, Russia and others all the more worrying.

The signs of reform in Burma are clear. But is the country changing too quickly – and will it be exploited by outsiders?

The U.S. says it needs ballistic missile defenses to fend off the threat of Iran. But is it creating more problems?

India has been criticized for not doing enough to pressure Iran. But Delhi has sound economic and domestic reasons for what it’s doing.

North Korea plans to launch a satellite into orbit next month. Would the move scupper its deal with the U.S.?

Are Romney’s China complaints campaign rhetoric or genuine belief? Either way, he must resist ideologically pleasing solutions that risk military overreach.

India is an obvious partner for the United States. But whoever the next U.S. president is will likely find a reluctant and skeptical ally.