Blog Posts

Euro 2012 and the Price of Repression

Doug Bandow | May 17, 2012

The Ukranian president's ruthless tactics are isolating what should be a leading Eastern European nation.

The Editors | Mar 27, 2012

Trevor Thrall | Feb 09, 2012

An age of partisanship and zealotry may spell the end of agreement on the facts.

Malou Innocent | Feb 01, 2012

The Arab Spring may not bring secular democracy, but religious parties like the Muslim Brotherhood may be willing to compromise.

Trevor Thrall | Jan 26, 2012

Benjamin H. Friedman | Jan 25, 2012

Obama used his State of the Union address to suggest civilians emulate the military. Why this idea is a dangerous—and authoritarian—one.

Ted Galen Carpenter | Jan 25, 2012

Are we seeing the early signs of a Libyan Civil War? Washington should keep its distance.

John Schuessler | Jan 17, 2012

Justin Logan | Jan 12, 2012

Realists may still exist in the academy, but in Washington they are few and far between.

Malou Innocent | Jan 02, 2012

Washington's servile client state bites the hand that feeds. The U.S. can no lnger tip the scale on both sides.