Daniel W. Drezner

Beijing is challenging the world's economic and financial order. Americans had better get used to it.

If the G20 fails to produce practical measures to fix the global economy, it will be every nation for itself.

How creeping protectionism could undermine recovery plans.

When it comes to foreign policy, the president-elect owes a debt of gratitude to George W. Bush.

The U.S. buyout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac says a lot about how the world has changed.

This year's G8 summit has attracted less attention than in past years, deservedly so.

Reports of America's demise have been greatly exaggerated.

The competitive race for president may help repair the damage to America's image abroad, even before George Bush leaves office.

Dictatorships have gotten good at keeping democracy at bay. It wasn't supposed to be this way.

Al Gore and other ex-politicos may win accolades, but don't count on them getting anything done.