Parliament of the United Kingdom Articles

A Love Lost Over the Atlantic

Geoffrey Wheatcroft | Aug 24, 2010
The "special relationship" has long been a foreign policy myth. The day has finally come for a peaceful separation between two English-speaking powers.

A Time to Appease

Paul Kennedy | Jun 28, 2010
Appeaser! The worst insult to emerge from our political lexicon. As America grapples with exhausting overseas commitments, bringing our might to bear will require a new sort of History lesson.

Continental Drifts

Geoffrey Wheatcroft | Mar 02, 2009
America and the Continent may find themselves once again a united force to be reckoned with by the rest of the world. But the odds are grim.

How to Nation-Build

Zalmay Khalilzad | Jun 01, 2005
Ten simple rules from our experience in Afghanistan.

Banking on Turkey

H. Kaan Nazli | Dec 01, 2004
On the eve of EU accession, Turkey's financial sector is poised to take off.

The Realistic Roosevelt

Tom Parker | Sep 01, 2004
As president, Teddy Roosevelt was not the Bull Moose of his earlier years. His prudence and respect for the balance of power are a model for any future president.

Thinking Through Liberation

Amir Taheri | Jun 01, 2004
For the past year a four-letter word has emerged as the key to the future of the Middle East.

Response: Can NATO Survive Europe?

E. Wayne Merry | Jun 01, 2004
E. Wayne Merry responds to criticisms of his"Therapy's End" essay (Winter 2003/04).

Fighting for Oil?

Edward L. Morse | Jun 01, 2004
It is hard to find any public statement from an American official justifying the ouster of Saddam Hussein in terms of oil.

Losing the Peace?

Geoffrey Kemp | Jun 01, 2004
At the time of triumph a year ago when Saddam Hussein's statue was toppled and the Iraqi army vanished, the most ardent supporters of George W.

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