Whatever you think of President Obama’s sudden decision last week to overturn his initial reluctance to intervene in Libya, the coalition…
The article “LTTE threat to disrupt Harvard discussion on Lanka turns into damp squib”, published on March 6, presented a severely…
One-third of the world’s population is now online. As we are seeing in the Middle East, this fact is changing global politics. An…
In February the Obama administration took two modest but welcome steps toward toward reducing federal subsidies for suburbia by proposing…
Fareed Zakaria is one of our most perceptive analysts of America's role in the world, and I generally agree with him. But in the case of…
Throughout the U.S. economy, millions of decentralized decisions are made every day that contribute to the problem of climate change. A…
On Jan. 19, 2007, my wife, Rosemary, and I spent several hours with Col. Moammar Gadhafi in his tent in the Libyan desert, sipping tea and…
This year, the 47th Munich Security Conference included for the first time a special session on cybersecurity. “This may be the first time…
The uprising in Egypt has been called a Facebook revolution, and Twitter has been given credit for toppling a Tunisian strongman, but…
Many observers of the current turmoil that has gripped the Arab world agree on one thing: It was largely unexpected.
While currents of…