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April 25, 2012
Blog

Great Gaming Russia in Central Asia
… influence, and geographic contiguity with the Kremlin. This all might seem obvious, but apparently not, as it would require foreign policy planners to appreciate the overriding interests of neighboring great powers as they pertain to Afghanistan, even the ones we …
By Malou Innocent
April 25, 2012
Gulan Media

President Barzani’s Visit and Washington’s Hedging Strategy
… of state suggests that Washington is very uneasy about developments in Iraq and the surrounding region. The official U.S. policy still emphasizes support for a united Iraq with a strong central government in Baghdad, and administration officials urged Barzani …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 25, 2012
Daily Caller

Yankee Business Go Home: FCPA Moralism Sends a Punitive Message
… relatively big, national‐level examples of corruption in areas like public contracting, of the sort that might rattle American foreign policy relations, and “grease payments” or baksheesh whose effect is to induce minor officials to give faster approval to requests …
By Walter Olson
April 25, 2012
Cato.org

Citizens Resist King Obama
By Nat Hentoff
April 25, 2012
American Spectator

Write a Check, Mr. President
… last year — wasn’t violating the very rule he was promoting. The proposal doesn’t make much sense as public policy. The top one percent of Americans actually pays an effective tax rate of 29.5 percent. The disparity of …
By Doug Bandow
April 24, 2012
Blog

Detroit Doesn’t Need More Federal Money
By Tad DeHaven
April 24, 2012
Blog

Portuguese Finance Minister Admits Keynesian Stimulus Was a Flop
… has been sprinkling perfume on that pile of you‐know‐what and claiming that the Keynesian spending binge was good policy. But not every politician is blindly ideological like Obama. Vitor Gaspar, Portugal’s Finance Minister, is willing to admit …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 24, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

Our Trillion-Dollar Welfare State
Featuring Michael D. Tanner and Caleb O. Brown
April 24, 2012
Globe Asia

A Gold-based Currency Board, Please
By Steve H. Hanke
April 24, 2012
Asia Times Online

China’s Dilemma: Power vs Freedom
By James A. Dorn
April 23, 2012
Blog

Sometimes, Governments Lie (6th Anniversary Ed.)
By Michael F. Cannon
April 23, 2012
Blog

Romney and Russia: Complicating American Relationships
By Doug Bandow
April 23, 2012
Blog

Tax Complexity: Am I a Liar?
By Chris Edwards
April 23, 2012
National Interest (Online)

An Agenda for Negotiating with North Korea
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 23, 2012
DC Examiner

Let’s Not Broaden the War on Despair
By Gene Healy

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Great Gaming Russia in Central Asia

President Barzani’s Visit and Washington’s Hedging Strategy

Yankee Business Go Home: FCPA Moralism Sends a Punitive Message

Citizens Resist King Obama

Write a Check, Mr. President

Detroit Doesn’t Need More Federal Money

Portuguese Finance Minister Admits Keynesian Stimulus Was a Flop

Our Trillion-Dollar Welfare State

A Gold-based Currency Board, Please

China’s Dilemma: Power vs Freedom

Sometimes, Governments Lie (6th Anniversary Ed.)

Romney and Russia: Complicating American Relationships

Tax Complexity: Am I a Liar?

An Agenda for Negotiating with North Korea

Let’s Not Broaden the War on Despair