Can the D.C. mayor-in-waiting overcome the racial divide that persists in the U.S. capital city?
Donetsk: Better to Join the UK than Russia
People in Eastern Ukraine have figured out how to use their heritage for advantage against Putin and Russia.
Yanukovich’s Amazing Chutzpah
Why on earth did Ukraine’s deposed President Viktor Yanukovich now apologize for calling in the Russians?
After Crimea: What Next, in Five Steps
Europe and the United States must look at the real challenges they face.
Warfare and the Invention of GDP
Quite contrary to current efforts to reflect happiness, GDP was invented to prepare nations better for warfare.
Obama’s Whitewashed History
Putin is no saint, but he simply revived Russia’s own version of the U.S. Monroe Doctrine.
Russia: Pushing Back at the United States
Looking at Russia’s recent actions in a historical context.
Manuel Valls: The Man to Remake France
France’s new prime minister could herald significant changes in Europe’s economic landscape.
Don’t Count the Democrats Out Just Yet
Why U.S. Republicans may not gain another unearned victory in the fall.

























