Martin van Creveld's The Age of Airpower flies high, but off-course.

A new five-disc set of the King's recordings begs the question: Was he really all that good?

Reconsidering a great American historian who faced some familiar dilemmas.

What's behind it? And can it last?

Creating a zone of democratic peace from Vancouver to Vladivostok.

Crushing debt is prompting Europe to look to an unlikely source for wisdom and inspiration: an American Founding Father.

Vladimir Putin’s return to the Kremlin as Russia’s President next spring will once again align real and formal power in Russia, as they were during his earlier two terms in office. Although the Russian Prime Minister is nominally subordinate to the President, Putin has dominated Russian politics throughout Dmitri Medvedev’s presidency. As if to underscore […]

Joe Nocera has been a welcome addition to the New York Times op-ed page since his start there as a regular some months ago. On Tuesday he wrote another fine column, this one on why the current German leadership is on a path to do what he thinks, in retrospect, will look completely insane—not to […]

Some perspective on the twilight of the Arab-Israeli peace process.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood is becoming smaller and more dangerous.