An American foreign policy doctrine for the nonpolar moment.

Hungarian democracy is in retreat; even the U.S. State Department has begun to notice.

Poland finds itself on its own more than ever–and liking it.

Proposals for beefing up the non-kinetic side of U.S. statecraft.

What's behind it? And can it last?

Creating a zone of democratic peace from Vancouver to Vladivostok.

Poland's vast, untapped reserves of shale gas can transform global energy markets and European-Russian relations.

A conversation with Pavel Bratinka on the legacy of 20th-century totalitarianism in the Czech Republic.

Some years ago a sizable number of American Evangelicals, perhaps in search of a more colorful version of Christianity, became Eastern Orthodox as a group. For some reason they chose to join the American branch of the Patriarchate of Antioch, one of the most ancient Christian bodies in the world. (Its liturgical language is traditionally […]

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