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January 7, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

When Will China Realize Its Taiwan Strategy Failed?
… island and the mainland can be gauged from recent polling data. Support for the DPP—and for a more assertive policy toward China—is strongest among young Taiwanese. We need to ask what happens when Chinese officials figure out that …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
January 6, 2016
Blog

Poland Hopes to Use Britain to Stick Washington with Bigger NATO Bill
The Europeans should defend themselves.
By Doug Bandow
January 6, 2016
Times of India

Rahul Gandhi Is Losing BR Ambedkar’s Legacy to Narendra Modi
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
January 6, 2016
China-US Focus

Should China Consider the “Finland Option” for Taiwan?
If we don’t “think outside the box” regarding Taiwan, we are in danger of careening toward disaster.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
January 5, 2016
Blog

Ben Carson’s Tax Plan
With low rates and an apparently neutral tax base, the Carson flat tax would be strongly pro-growth. That is good news, but Carson, like his rival candidates, should pair their tax-cut plans with spending-cut plans to assuage deficit fears and stimulate private-sector economic growth.
By Chris Edwards
January 5, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Poland’s Plans to Stick Washington with a Bigger NATO Bill
The Europeans want to leave the dirty work of defending their continent to Washington, and Washington wants to be in charge. Everyone is happy. Except the American people.
By Doug Bandow
January 5, 2016
Forbes

Iran Is Dangerous, but Saudi Arabia Is Worse
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is essentially a totalitarian state which acts as a tool of plunder for some 7000 princes and their families.
By Doug Bandow
January 5, 2016
Blog

Interest On Reserves, Part II
Of the many bemusing chapters of the whole interest-on-reserves tragicomedy, none is more jaw-droppingly so than that in which the strategies’ apologists endeavored to show that paying interest on reserves did not, after all, discourage banks from lending, or contribute to the vast accumulation of excess reserves.
By George Selgin
January 5, 2016
Blog

Winning in Africa Might Not Be Worth the Cost to China
Africa long has been awash in “aid” from multilateral development banks, but much of that has been stolen or wasted. Beijing’s experience so far is no different.
By Doug Bandow
January 4, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

The Islamic Military Alliance
Featuring Emma Ashford and Caleb O. Brown
January 4, 2016
Blog

Syrian Refugees Face Hard Life: Americans Can Help
Americans, even those afraid to open their nation to Syrian refugees, should respond to the crisis with compassion, and consider donating to organizations which help care for the human tsunami from Syria.
By Doug Bandow
January 4, 2016
Blog

Did Top North Korean Official Die by Accident or Assassination?
The North Korean official in charge of negotiating with South, supposedly died in an early morning car accident.
By Doug Bandow
January 4, 2016
Forbes

Life in a Refugee Camp: What Happens to Those Who Flee Syria’s Civil War
People in America and elsewhere in the West enjoy lives of comparative privilege. We should respond with compassion to those in need, including from afar.
By Doug Bandow
January 4, 2016
Washington Times

Tax Follies for 2016
It’s elementary economics that higher taxes don’t always mean more revenue.
By Richard W. Rahn
January 4, 2016
China-US Focus

China Learns Conquering Africa Might Not Be Worth the Cost
Western fears of Chinese domination in Africa appear overblown.
By Doug Bandow

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When Will China Realize Its Taiwan Strategy Failed?

Poland Hopes to Use Britain to Stick Washington with Bigger NATO Bill

Rahul Gandhi Is Losing BR Ambedkar’s Legacy to Narendra Modi

Should China Consider the “Finland Option” for Taiwan?

Ben Carson’s Tax Plan

Poland’s Plans to Stick Washington with a Bigger NATO Bill

Iran Is Dangerous, but Saudi Arabia Is Worse

Interest On Reserves, Part II

Winning in Africa Might Not Be Worth the Cost to China

The Islamic Military Alliance

Syrian Refugees Face Hard Life: Americans Can Help

Did Top North Korean Official Die by Accident or Assassination?

Life in a Refugee Camp: What Happens to Those Who Flee Syria’s Civil War

Tax Follies for 2016

China Learns Conquering Africa Might Not Be Worth the Cost