My Hungarian Vista
Baltazar, Kovacs and Radnoti
by William Sommers
The Best of a Bargain in Copenhagen
Diplomacy, Power Contest and Global Governance
by Sergey Smolinikov
Chinese Expansion and Western Influence in 21st Century Africa
by David Alexander Robinson
The Most Consequential Writer of the 20th Century
by Francis P. Sempa
The UN: What It Can and Can’t Do
by Shoji Ogawa
Combating Islamic Terrorism in Europe
by Kristen Baker, James Mirchell, and Brian Tindall
The Asian Eclipse of Europe
by Francis P. Sempa
Combating Islamic Terrorism in Europe
by Lt. Col. Kristen Baker, Maj. James Mitchell, and Brian Tindal
The Last Days of Europe
by James L. Abrahamson
CFE: Will It Remain a Cornerstone of European Security?
by Janet Andres On July 14, President Putin announced his decision to suspend Russian participation in the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE). Concluded in the waning days of the Cold War, CFE has been both surprisingly successful … Read more
Europe’s Role in the World
by Daniel Fried
Musings on the Theme — The World Is a Small Place
by Carl Fritz
The US and Europe Today: The Transfomation of Relations
by Andrew H. Ziegler, Jr.
Europe and the US: An Evolving Alliance
by Brenda Schoonover
We’ll Always Have Paris
. by Henry E. Mattox Humphrey Bogart intoned the inimitable words in the title, of course, in the 1941 film, “Casablanca.” They capture somehow the feeling I hold for my first post, the Paris embassy of the ‘fifties. Long, long … Read more
Is Europe Dying?
In a thoughtful, provocative essay, the author, a theologian, posits a startling thesis: Europe is undergoing a civilizational crisis, basically depopulating itself, and after more than a century of world dominance may be headed for disaster. Why, exactly, should America … Read more
To Be Or Not to Be: A United States of Europe?
To Be or Not To Be: A United States of Europe?Recently the French electorate, followed almost immediately by the Dutch, declined to ratify a constitution for the Brussels-based supranational European Union, an initiative that was supported in both instances by … Read more
The Better Dead Than Red Amendment: A Tempest Bereft of Teapot
The author surveys a dispute bearing on national security of almost half a century ago between the White House and the U. S. Senate and within the Senate itself. Ideas of surrender or even defeat, he points out, have long … Read more
The Flood in Lisbon
Not all dangers faced by Foreign Service families abroad derive from the actions of humans, such as terrorist acts or wars. The author recounts the course of a natural disaster at one of her posts and the effect it had … Read more
The Nature of French Diplomacy: Reflections of American Diplomats
What about the French, their diplomacy, their diplomats, their Government’s attitudes toward the United States? American Diplomacy is pleased to publish this ground breaking study of French diplomacy based on interviews* with American diplomats going back fifty years. — Assoc. … Read more