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Finding Forster

The antiliberal defenders of civilization—resisting the Ground Zero mosque—are wrong. Liberalism still offers the best hope for combating extremism.

Teuton the Introvert

Germany was once the most powerful nation on the Continent. Now it is spiraling toward mediocrity.

Perestroika Cubana

Rather than using the Chinese model of gradualism, the Castro brothers should look to Eastern Europe for cues.

Ahead of the Curve: The TNI Archives

Six-party talks over North Korea’s nuclear weapons program are set to resume this Thursday on the heels of failed talks in December and Kim Jong-il’s provocative nuclear test in October. TNI takes a look back at other crucial junctures in A

Clinging to Faith

From the wreckage of communism's legacy, the ideology rises again.

Reversing Proliferation

For the first time since Hiroshima, we have the objective conditions for halting and reversing WMD proliferation. All we need is for the great powers to cooperate.

Commentary

David Cameron: Centrist

He and Clegg are posing as soul brothers. The Lib Dems and Tories look the same. What’s the point of British politics?

Kim's Heir

Kim Jong-il was bad. His successor will be worse.

Quiet Diplomacy

Beijing is under a lot of pressure to stop defending North Korea. But is it lashing Pyongyang behind the scenes?

Blogs

China’s Reactionary Korean Policy

A starving population, an untested heir and now a secretive visit to Beijing. North Korea is more unstable than ever.

Books & Reviews

Europe's New Narrative

Why the Cold War was so instrumental in Europe's success.

The Man Who Stood Up To Stalin

Jay Lovestone, America's leading cold warrior, was self-effacing and effective.

A Morality Tale

John Clark and Aaron Wildavsky, The Moral Collapse of Communism: Poland as a Cautionary Tale (San Francisco: Institute for Contemporary Studies Press, 1990).

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May 26, 2012