Germany’s False Generation War: How Boomer-Bashing Masks Political Failure
The last thing Germany needs is a generation war, which will only breed further fatalism and grievances. This harms not just the
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Uncle Sam as Religious Crusader?
What is happening in Nigeria is terrible and warrants Washington’s attention. The U.S. should promote religious freedom and liberty of conscience, along
Is The EU Edging Closer To A ‘Military Schengen’?
A “military Schengen,” an area in which arms and troops can freely move around the bloc’s passport-free zone as easily as civilians
What Has Stephen King Been Trying to Tell Us?
The prolific author has had four movie adaptations out this year—his most in a single year. And they share a unifying theme
Otto Reich: The Jewish Agent Who Spent Destabilizing Latin America
As Washington’s confrontation with Venezuela intensifies, observers should recognize that this escalation did not materialize out of nowhere. They are the predictable
Antisemitism, Campus Censorship and Freedom of Expression
How university leaders and lawmakers interpret this decision remains an open question but students, faculty, and human rights activists everywhere whose voices
Europe’s Bleak Future
The catastrophe of the Ukraine war and a long-term shift in American interests make a stabler, more prosperous Europe unlikely.
How Student Loans Became America’s Financial Catastrophe
From hopeful beginnings to a broken system, student loans reveal how policy choices turned higher learning into a lifelong financial trap.
Rethinking China
Neither China nor the U.S. has an interest in undertaking military action against the other, especially in the absence of guaranteed success.
Multinationals Aren’t Ready for the US-China Clash
Actors who fear for the future of the global economy are exploring new relationships, such as a trade pact linking the European