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Although Suffragio focuses on the domestic politics of foreign countries and not on the domestic politics of the United States, it’s virtually impossible to discuss world politics without some mention of the United States, which remains for better or worse the world’s leading superpower, with the largest global military, the largest global economy and arguably, the widest global cultural reach.
In that regard, please see below those posts that touch on U.S. politics:
Remembering the 10th anniversary of the U.S.-led Iraq invasion
March 18, 2013
Will Hamid Karzai really step down as Afghanistan’s president in August 2014?
March 1, 2013
How U.S. immigration reform might affect México
February 7, 2013
U.S. justice department memo justifies targeted killings of U.S. citizens abroad
February 5, 2013
A public interest theory of the continued U.S. embargo on Cuba
February 4, 2013
Don’t rule out Joe Biden in 2016 U.S. presidential election
January 21, 2013
Subdued Obama 2nd inauguration contrasts with Bush’s sweeping 2nd inaugural address
January 21, 2013
Lew to be nominated today for U.S. treasury secretary
January 10, 2013
Hagel’s Defense nomination may be about Israel — but not in the way you think
January 7, 2013
The next U.S. treasury secretary will be more important to world affairs than John Kerry
December 21, 2012
Five reasons why Kerry’s appointment as U.S. secretary of state is a slam dunk
December 21, 2012
Time names Barack Obama Person of the Year. Is that too US-centric?
December 19, 2012
What can the internal gun politics of other countries teach the United States?
December 14, 2012
Photo of the day: Mirth in Perth
November 13, 2012
Andrew Moravcsik, Brookings panel explore US-EU relations in Obama’s second term
November 9, 2012
Could Puerto Rico really become the 51st U.S. state?
November 7, 2012
Who is Alejandro García Padilla?
November 7, 2012
What Obama’s reelection means for world politics
November 6, 2012
Final thoughts (and predictions) for the U.S. presidential election
November 5, 2012
Handicapping the race to become the next top diplomat of the United States
November 4, 2012
Two systems, two transitions: China, US face leadership crossroads simultaneously
November 3, 2012
LIVE BLOG: Romney, Obama spar over foreign policy in final U.S. presidential debate
October 22, 2012
Who is Luis Fortuño? A primer on Puerto Rico and the Republican Party’s favorite boricua
August 29, 2012
U.S. Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan’s foreign policy views
August 11, 2012
Romney/Cameron tiff showcases often odd relationship between US, UK leaders
July 26, 2012
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Photo credit to Kevin Lees — Statue of Liberty in New York, October 2009; Ferry in San Francisco, November 2009.