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Georgian President Vows “No Wine For Russia” at IOP

Will Rafey - April 20, 2010

Well, not completely. But Mikheil Saakashvili, the President of Georgia, did boast yesterday that the wine produced in Georgia is simply so good (thanks...

Of Burqas and Rosaries

Ioana Calcev - April 17, 2010

The EU’s Islamic Identity Crisis

The End of a Leftist Era

Allaura Osborne - March 23, 2010

Why Chile’s new conservative leader isn’t much of a change.

Putting a Price on Climate Change

Taylor Lane - March 23, 2010

Copenhagen postmortem and the question of climate aid.

Silly Things Published in the NYT

Alex Copulsky - February 18, 2010

I'm hardly an expert on modern warfare, but this New York Times op-ed is pretty clearly silly and deserving of refutation. Defense consultant Lara...

Israel and Americans

Alex Copulsky - February 15, 2010

I'm not always wild about The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg, but I think he has a very perceptive post about Israel's relationship with the United...

At Least We're Not Greece Yet

Alex Copulsky - February 11, 2010

So today the European Union issued its long-awaited statement on whether or not it would bail out Greece. The answer was a clear and...

Understanding Italy's Prime Minister

Giulio Galliani - December 20, 2009

What Silvio Berlusconi represents in Italian politics

Yemen on the Brink

Robert Long - December 20, 2009

How a failing Yemen threatens international security

Has Change Come to Japan?

Tom Dan - December 20, 2009

After decades of one-party rule, the Liberal Democratic Party falters