The outlines of the Obama administration's foreign policy are becoming plain. And they are as audacious as his domestic policies.Among the interconnected aims so far are: Engineer fully normalized relations with Syria and a strategic partnership with Russia, paving the way to a rapprochement with Iran, and shaking up the power equation in the Middle East.
You can be forgiven for rolling your eyes, but wait. We've exhaustive account of American diplomacy and what it could bring in last week's New Yorker.
Interestingly, helpful offers are coming from elsewhere to ease this process. Kazakhstan's Nursultan Nazarbayev, for instance, is offering to host a "nuclear bank" of fissile material that nations such as Iran could tap in order to feed nuclear reactors without having to develop their own enriched uranium, report the Wall Street Journal's Jonathan Weisman and Marc Champion. According to the WSJ story, President Obama is seriously considering the offer, which seems reasonable: Kazakhstan is a stable coun >Power Rules: How Common Sense C
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