The Israeli prime minister denies interfering in the US election, but his relationship with Barack Obama grows more antagonistic.

Libya is experiencing a transition away from its earlier state into a region that has changed in its political and religious landscape.

A coalition is fighting against the wind power industry that includes tea party followers, GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, and electrical utilities associated with President Barack Obama, and creating an intense and unpredictable lobbying fight.

President Barack Obama and Republic presidential nominee Mitt Romney will be facing off on several issues during this election; but perhaps the greatest attention will fall to the question of cleaning up the U.S. budget mess.

The U.S. defense budget has grown to inordinate levels, and the American public isn't happy about it. Scott Rasmussen sets out proposals on how to create a leaner military spending strategy that is more efficient and satisfies the desires of the voters.

President Obama's economic stimulus in the wake of the recession was primarily focused on short-term alleviation, with little thought put into reform for long-term fiscal health

The disconnect that exists in the United States between higher tax rates and higher tax revenues is not unique, and was not always simply a partisan or ideological point of debate.

The Haqqani network, a semi-autonomous arm of the Taliban, is one of the deadliest factions of the latter group; and the most financially diverse and sophisticated as well.

Beijing's increasing diplomatic and commercial presence in Africa has led to a grassroots backlash across the country from its native residents.

Recovery among regional economies in the United States has yet to shift into high gear; the largest risk for the U.S. job market currently comes from Europe, as concern over global growth has pushed past oil prices as a major risk factor.

Mitt Romney's response to the recent anti-American protests are passed off as foolish, simple political rhetoric, writes David Horsey.

Mitt Romney's proposed tax cut plan of stimulating growth is called into question when analyzed mathematically and juxtaposed against historical precedent.

Budgetary constraints in a tight economy have forced reform and created conflict at the University of Virginia.

Increases in fuel efficiency have mitigated the ability of the national gas tax to keep up with rising costs of highway construction and repair, necessitating new tax reforms to allow us to continue to maintain our roads, bridges and highways.

A new Freedom House report highlights that a lack of substantive institutional reform, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa, has left states struggling to maintain democratic achievements.

European foreign ministers outline policy proposals on restructuring the EU and pushing it towards more unity and integration.

The outcome of the presidential election will have significant impact on U.S. foreign policy, particularly considering the debabte over the potential of war with Iran.

President Obama's foreign policy approach is called prudent by supporters, but viewed as timid by his critics.

The 2012 presidential campaign has provided a number of flash points, none so great as the recent furor over events in the Middle East.

The debate between Obama and Romney over recent attacks shares a remarkable similarity to those during the race between Carter and Reagan in 1980.