Thailand: Amid coup buzz, Thai army chief heads to Pentagon

Patrick Winn - Thailand - February 6, 2010 09:43 ET

The US, unwittingly, is pulled into Thailand's coup talk drama.

Animosity against English teachers in Seoul

Jiyeon Lee - South Korea - February 3, 2010 07:04 ET

As South Korea climbs the economic ladder, the presence of foreigners is growing — and so are complicated reactions to them.

Analysis: Where gays do serve, openly, in the military

C.M. Sennott - Worldview - February 3, 2010 06:46 ET

Gays and lesbians are allowed to serve openly in the military in most Western countries.

Analysis: China's tougher than before

Kathleen E. McLaughlin - China and its neighbors - February 2, 2010 13:12 ET

Washington is hardening its stance, China is rising to the occasion and there's likely trouble down the line.

Obama favors expediency over real change in Middle East

Mohamad Bazzi - Worldview - January 26, 2010 17:20 ET

What Arab activists need from Washington is support for an independent judiciary and a free press.

Opinion: Haiti’s roller-coaster public image

David Adams - Worldview - January 23, 2010 11:25 ET

It's been from hip, to not cool at all, and back again. Searching for a silver lining in the earthquake aftermath.

Kenyans weigh in on Obama one year later

Tristan McConnell - Kenya - January 23, 2010 10:27 ET

Opinion: Guantanamo is a problem we can solve

Christopher Boucek - Worldview - January 23, 2010 08:15 ET

Disengagement programs should ideally replace a detainee’s social network.

For Which It Stands: Introduction to the series

C.M. Sennott - America and the World - January 22, 2010 10:44 ET

GlobalPost is proud to offer this special report, "… For Which It Stands." From every corner of the world, more than 40 GlobalPost correspondents and columnists have...

Ex-Guantanamo detainee: "I am sure it will be closed this year"

Besar Likmeta - Europe - January 21, 2010 14:37 ET

A Uighur resettled in Albania said other countries' reluctance to take detainees explains the delay in Gitmo's closure.

Opinion: Is Obama's foreign policy "amazingly lackluster" or "fairly...

John Aloysius Farrell - Worldview - January 21, 2010 10:58 ET

Obama certainly hit the reset button. Problem is, he's still staring at a blank screen.

Opinion: Green solution to US-Japan dispute?

Bill Dorman - Global Green - January 21, 2010 07:29 ET

Surely the US military has built up expertise with solar energy that could be shared.

For Which It Stands: Obama one year later

C.M. Sennott - Worldview - January 20, 2010 18:17 ET

Reports from around the globe: How does the world view Obama one year into his presidency?

Inspiring, but not yet a compelling statesman

HDS Greenway - Worldview - January 19, 2010 20:05 ET

Obama has changed the international conversation, but will need more audacity to deliver results.

Europeans still give Obama the thumbs up

Tom Fenton - Worldview - January 19, 2010 20:04 ET

They may see him as a "rational military commander," but Europeans still like Obama more than Americans do.

Indonesia: What do they think of the "Menteng Kid" now?

Peter Gelling - Indonesia - January 19, 2010 19:56 ET

Like other places around the world, Obama is having trouble in his old backyard.

Obama: In Brazil, an idol still

Seth Kugel - Brazil - January 19, 2010 19:45 ET

Afro-Brazilians still care more about Obama's symbolism than about particular policies.

Irish still give Obama a green light

Conor O'Clery - Ireland - January 19, 2010 19:43 ET

Obama, with an assist from Hillary Clinton, has kept Ireland happy during his first year in office.

Canadians no longer swoon for Obama

Sandro Contenta - Worldview - January 19, 2010 19:41 ET

Analysis: One year on, Canadians are much like their American counterparts: They like the man more than his policies.

Africa weighs Obama's first year

Tristan McConnell - Kenya - January 19, 2010 19:38 ET

After one year as president, Obama makes subtle changes to US policy toward Africa.