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Meeting Energy Challenges in the Western Hemisphere - Vimarsana News

Meeting Energy Challenges in the Western Hemisphere

Meeting the nation's petroleum needs from affordable and securesources is vital for national security. The best guarantee forfuture energy security remains a stable, democratic WesternHemisphere with relationships based on genuine respect fordemocracy, constitutional government with real checks and balances,and the rule of law.

China Focus' Feature: China, Poverty and Global Economic System - Vimarsana News

China Focus' Feature: China, Poverty and Global Economic System

/PRNewswire/ -- Robert Walker, who is Emeritus Fellow of Green Templeton College, Oxford University, and Professor at Beijing Normal University, contributes an...

Freedom from the EU: Why Britain and the U.S. Should Pursue a U.S.–U.K. Free Trade Area - Vimarsana News

Freedom from the EU: Why Britain and the U.S. Should Pursue a U.S.–U.K. Free Trade Area

If Britain does decide to leave the EU, one of its central priorities should be to negotiate a modern free trade area (FTA), based on sovereignty and freedom, with the United States.

Free Trade and American Prosperity - Vimarsana News

Free Trade and American Prosperity

Americans have long reaped the benefits of free trade, yet theplace of free trade in policymaking is far from secure.

Addressing the Global Food Crisis - Vimarsana News

Addressing the Global Food Crisis

Prices for corn, wheat, soybeans, rice, and other food staples have risen sharply over the past year. This has strained the ability of poor people in developing countries to feed their families and fomented widespread anger. Since mid-2007, the rising prices have led to protests and riots in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Egypt, Haiti, Somalia, and a number of other countries. Regrettably, some countries including Indonesia and Kazakhstan have exacerbated the problem by restricting exports of rice and wheat, respectively.