Normally special-interest groups harmed by competition can fight free trade. Where did they go?
Cancelling the talks on a nuclear-free Middle East was a bad move.
A plot to kill Poland's leadership shocks a nation with no history of terrorism.
The young party is poised to be the new durable European protest movement. The Greens have competition.
As American power wanes, Washington is running out of ways to influence small European democracies.
The punditocracy gets it wrong again.
Confusion, disagreement and emotion are clouding U.S. judgment in Libya.
The Stockholm bomber shows that terrorists hate the West because of our policies, not who we are.
Perhaps, in a world so crowded with "others," Sweden has become the new exotic.
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