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And Russia's Crimean annexation reduces compromise chances. West responds with economic sanction threats. They haven't worked in the past.
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Many invitees are sinners and may have to repent (including the US?). And China has other ideas.
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Both have to show resolve, yet show a will to compromise. Israel awaits waits off-stage, combatively.
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Biden, other Western leaders grapple on how to protest repression in China at Winter Games. International Olympic Committee and sponsors take a pass.
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Post-Afghanistan pullout, problems op up everywhere. And Iran taking hard line on nuke deal.
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Memorial helped bring down Soviet Union, pressed for rights in (previously) democratic Russia.
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Why mix up China threat and day care?
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Belarus' Lukashenko uses Middle East migrants to pressure Europe to end sanctions, let him repress citizens at will
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Virginia election results raise the question of whether allies can trust a weakened president--and the US.
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In dual finale, Tunisia and Sudan crash out.
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The world is watching, but is it seeing a chronic bumbler?
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Whatever happened to much-valued solidarity?
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