What are some good online resources for Political analysis?

[MD]

I usually read foreignpolicy.com and foreignaffairs.com.

Are there any other good online sources or journals?

 

[Sunstone]

Five thirty eight is interesting at times because of the ways they apply statistical analysis to the news, but it's focus tends to be American politics, rather than international.

 

[MD]

Five thirty eight is interesting at times because of the ways they apply statistical analysis to the news, but it's focus tends to be American politics, rather than international.

I'll check it out, thanks. I'm mostly interested in Middle Eastern, European and East Asian politics.

 

[sana5500]

Newspaper are the best sources for politics.

 

[Jeremy Taylor]

It depends what sort of analysis you are looking for.

I read The Imaginative Conservative, Peter Hitchens, Pat Buchanan, and The American Conservative.

If you want more academic journals, I recommend Modern Age, The Intercollegiate Review, and the Chesterton Review.

 

[Yerda]

The American Conservative.

I've read and enjoyed articles on The American Conservative. Which enjoyment confused me.

 

[Alceste]

I like Gwynne Dyer. He has a number of syndicated articles on his site and has written several good books. His predictions are also quite accurate more often than not, which is a big sell, for me.
Gwynne Dyer - Author, Historian & Independent Journalist

 

[dust1n]

I've read and enjoyed articles on The American Conservative. Which enjoyment confused me.

I keep American Conservative on my radar, because the writing is great. But keep in mind, this publication is made for old-school conservatives, people that disassociate with neo-cons, essentially.