British people Commentary

Don't Rush START

Dimitri K. Simes
Dov S. Zakheim
| Jul 28, 2010
The dialogue between the administration and the Senate on America’s nuclear force is too important to be hurried along.

Resetting Democracy

Paul J. Saunders | Jul 22, 2010
The only people who can push Russia toward democracy are Russians.

The Rebel-in-Chief

Jacob Heilbrunn | Jul 12, 2010
Will the 2012 election be tailor-made for Sarah Palin?

British Conservatism: Where Next?

Tim Potier | Jun 16, 2010
To judge from the British media's treatment of the General Election result, from 5th May (2005), one would have thought, unless one hesitated, that Tony Blair's Labour Party had just suffered a defeat.

The Gaza Disaster

Jacob Heilbrunn | Jun 01, 2010
Israel attacked a ship of fools and ended up looking like the foolish one.

David Cameron: Centrist

Geoffrey Wheatcroft | May 20, 2010
He and Clegg are posing as soul brothers. The Lib Dems and Tories look the same. What’s the point of British politics?

The Threat at Home

Rebecca N. White | May 07, 2010
The attempted Times Square attack is just the latest in a line of plots that shows Washington doesn’t have a strategy to prevent homegrown terror.

Papal Bull

Jacob Heilbrunn | Apr 13, 2010
First Mother Teresa. Then Henry Kissinger. Now the pope. What is Christopher Hitchens’ problem?

An American Treaty

Julia Ioffe | Apr 08, 2010
The new arms deal with Russia is a historic achievement—for Obama. The Kremlin couldn’t care less and is focused on a wholly different set of foreign-policy issues.

TNI Interview with Fred Iklé

The National Interest | Apr 08, 2010
With the Russia-U.S. nuclear treaty signed, Fred Iklé, former director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, tells us what's new (and what’s dangerous) in Obama’s revised nuclear strategy.

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