Netanyahu Is Not the Problem

Why Mario Draghi Has the Hardest Job In the World

The Pretender

Friended

Hero or Zero?

In Praise of the Euro: A Case For the World’s Most Hated Currency

Why Obama’s War in Uganda Isn’t Just About Humanitarianism

The Case Against Referendums: From Greece to California, They Always End Up Undermining Democracy

How France’s Presidential Election Pits Mr. Normal Against President Bling Bling

For Young Women, a Horrifying Consequence of Mubarak’s Overthrow

Ray of Light

Against the Division of Jerusalem

A Fighting Chance: Why Obama’s Support For Syria’s Non-Violent Protests Isn’t Enough

This Should Be the Beginning, Not the End, of Israel’s Negotiations With Hamas

We Were Pirates Once, and Young: An American Way to Understand Somali Pirates

Qaddafi’s Death Should Be a Hopeful Beginning For a New, Democratic Libya

How Qaddafi’s Death Has Only Made Libya’s Future More Difficult

Assassination Is Murder But Altogether Acceptable, at Least if It’s Qaddafi

From Qaddafi to Charles I: America’s Long and Intimate Association with Regicide

The Death of a Rotten Soul: ‘Blessed is the Righteous Judge’