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March 20, 2012
Globe Asia

China and Greece — Here We Go, Again
… of Washington. This is unfortunate. A reduction of the trade deficit should not even be a primary objective of federal policy. Never mind. Washington seems to thrive on counter‐productive trade and currency wars that damage both the U.S …
By Steve H. Hanke
March 20, 2012
Washington Times

Batumi “Miracle”
By Richard W. Rahn
March 19, 2012
Blog

Should the Small Business Administration Be Abolished?
By Tad DeHaven
March 19, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

The Secret Law of the Patriot Act
Featuring Julian Sanchez and Caleb O. Brown
March 17, 2012
Global Post

Slovakia Election: What Leftist Robert Fico’s Win Means
By Marian L. Tupy
March 16, 2012
China-US Focus

Why China Balks at the US Agenda on Syria And Iran
… recent years that U.S. and Chinese officials seemed to have very different views about how to handle troublesome regimes. Policy makers in both the Bush and Obama administrations expressed frustration with Beijing’s reluctance to support strong international economic …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 16, 2012
U.S. News & World Report

Leave Afghanistan to the Afghans
By Doug Bandow
March 15, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

A GOP About-Face on Afghanistan
Featuring Malou Innocent and Caleb O. Brown
March 15, 2012
Blog

Americans Favor Accelerated Withdrawal from Afghanistan
By Malou Innocent
March 15, 2012
Blog

Ex-Im Shenanigans, cont’d
Kudos to Tim Carney, who has a great piece in the Washington Examiner today highlighting some of the politics and policy substance behind the fight over reauthorisation of the Ex‐Im Bank. It’s gratifying to see a journalist take …
By Sallie James
March 15, 2012
Blog

Suing the IRS for Fun and Liberty
By Ilya Shapiro
March 14, 2012
Blog

Reforming the Army Corps of Engineers
By Chris Edwards
March 14, 2012
Blog

How Washington Sees the World
By David Boaz
March 14, 2012
Blog

The Massacre in Panjwai
… most of them allegedly toddlers—by a U.S. soldier in Panjwai, Kandahar. While we address some of the possible policy implications, it is equally instructive to read what is happening on the ground. On Monday, the New Yorker’s …
By Malou Innocent
March 14, 2012
National Interest (Online)

Skepticism Needed about “Freedom Fighters”
By Ted Galen Carpenter

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China and Greece — Here We Go, Again

Batumi “Miracle”

Should the Small Business Administration Be Abolished?

The Secret Law of the Patriot Act

Slovakia Election: What Leftist Robert Fico’s Win Means

Why China Balks at the US Agenda on Syria And Iran

Leave Afghanistan to the Afghans

A GOP About-Face on Afghanistan

Americans Favor Accelerated Withdrawal from Afghanistan

Ex-Im Shenanigans, cont’d

Suing the IRS for Fun and Liberty

Reforming the Army Corps of Engineers

How Washington Sees the World

The Massacre in Panjwai

Skepticism Needed about “Freedom Fighters”