The French Twist

BY SOPHIE MEUNIER | APRIL 18, 2007

Caught in the Net: Europe's E-Mail

AUGUST 8, 2006

Rewriting Rwanda

BY MARK DOYLE | APRIL 25, 2006

Philosophy in America

FEBRUARY 17, 2006

Blogged Down

BY ELISABETH EAVES | NOVEMBER 9, 2005

A Rival to the American Idol

BY VIVIEN SCHMIDT | MAY 5, 2005

Who are EU?

SEPTEMBER 1, 2004

Les New Misérables

BY ERIC LE BOUCHER | JANUARY 1, 2004

The Falseness of Anti-Americanism

Pollsters report rising anti-Americanism worldwide. The United States, they imply, squandered global sympathy after the September 11 terrorist attacks through its arrogant unilateralism. In truth, there was never any sympathy to squander. Anti-Americanism was already entrenched in the world's psyche -- a backlash against a nation that comes bearing modernism to those who want it but who also fear and despise it.

BY FOUAD AJAMI | SEPTEMBER 1, 2003

Rive Gauche Rivalry

BY MATHIAS DUFOUR | MARCH 1, 2002

Pensées on U.S. Power

BY STANLEY HOFFMANN | NOVEMBER 1, 2001

The Culture of Liberty

Cries of Western cultural hegemony are as common as they are misguided. In reality, globalization does not suffocate local cultures but rather liberates them from the ideological conformity of nationalism.

BY MARIO VARGAS LLOSA | JANUARY 1, 2001