U.S. policymakers who worry about the impact of energy developments on geopolitics typically think of high oil prices as bad news and low prices as an unalloyed good. But a...
Shannon O’Neil lays out what the Mexican federal government can and should do to tackle corruption in the country.
This CFR-sponsored Independent Task Force report, North America: Time for a New Focus, asserts that elevating and prioritizing the U.S.-Canada-Mexico relationship offers the best opportunity for strengthening the United States...
Shannon O’Neil writes given manageable amounts of debt yet limited room for maneuvering, Argentina acted sensibly in defaulting on its debt.
Shannon O’Neil joins Marketplace radio to discuss Mexico’s competitive automobile industry in light of expectations of the country surpassing Brazil this year to become the top Latin American automobile producer.
En una entrevista en México, O´Neil habla acerca de su libro Dos Naciones Indivisibles. Según la autora, los lazos entre Estados Unidos y México, tanto económicos como culturales, han sido fortalecidos en las últimas...
Shannon O’Neil details the immigration policies and reforms that have already begun at the state, city, and municipal level.
Shannon O’Neil outlines how the World Cup has brought attention to Brazil’s economic problems and how Brazilians are mobilizing to tackle them.
In Time magazine's cover article, Shannon discusses how Mexico's government must address its security situation if it is to have sustainable economic growth.
As President Obama meets with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper for the North American Leaders' Summit, they will have an opportunity to set the course for the next two decades. Shannon explains in this piece for Foreign Policy why working trilaterally for a North American future is more important now than ever before for the United States.
