Why Germany deserves some of the blame for Europe's economic crisis.
Is government by experts preferable to government by politicians?
Italy’s problems go beyond a single man or the immediate financial crisis. Quite simply, the government cannot govern.
Why an Argentine-style default could destroy Greece.
European unity is starting to look like a poisoned chalice
From Carthage to Bosnia, Persia to Palestine, tales of warfare and hubris, excess and murder line the Mediterranean. David Abulafia proffers up a sweeping narrative steeped in culture, commerce and the struggle for dominance on the Great Sea.
The Basque separatist group has renounced terrorist operations. This is as close to a victory as counterterrorism gets.
Turkey is America's NATO partner. Israel is its favorite ally. Which will the U.S. choose to protect?
The news from Athens gets worse and worse. It's time to treat the disease, not just the symptoms.
As Israeli-Turkish relations settle into a deep freeze, Athens cozies up to Jerusalem.
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