The liberal world order was never an inevitability.

Neo-Marxist dogma, long ascendant in the academy, has finally broken through into mainstream life. The damage being wrought on our democracies is substantial—and perhaps fatal.

Today what passes for governance in Europe is crisis management, with an admixture of wishful thinking.

Will U.S. and European officials start seeing eye to eye about NATO obligations, or will this summit mark the beginning of the end?

From east to west, Europeans are struggling to answer the most fundamental national question: Who are we?

The national security consequences of increasingly polarized publics have not yet registered in debates about the collective defense of the West. 

The Italian elections have shown us yet again what the European public is asking of its leaders. Will they listen now?

And it should start by focusing on the “strategic triad” of the United Kingdom, Germany, and Poland.

Will the European rift widen in 2018?

Europe is running out of time to overcome its conceptual inertia.