Shock and upset. The people have reclaimed the seat that once belonged to Ted Kennedy and they've given it to an unlikely victor.
While the break-up of the Soviet empire brought freedom to Eastern Europe, elsewhere the consequences were often destructive and deadly.
Remembrance Day is not a pacifist occasion but a recollection of our solemn contract with those who have fallen.
Unearthing Obama's strategy at the present moment is difficult, but this does not mean it is not there, as strategy is less a matter of choice than of geopolitical reality.
A MercatorNet exclusive: the first head of state of Lithuania after the break-up of the Soviet Union recalls the heady days of 1989.
After centuries of apologies for Christian perfidy, perhaps it is time to rethink the Crusades.
Does everything, including food, where we shop and how we live have to be divided along partisan lines?
Barack Obama's stalled healthcare-reform plan reveals how crucial features of the American political system operate.
If passed as written, health care ‘reform’ in America would expand abortion more radically than anything since Roe.
The potential of the United States president to make the change he promised in the domestic arena is becoming clearer.
Sarah, we hardly knew ya’.
The treaty concluded on 28 June 1918 reverberates today across a huge area from Iran and Iraq to the Balkans and even beyond.
The general who commanded Saddam Hussein's troops during the First Gulf War was a fundamentally decent man caught in a web of corruption.
President Obama has spoken with respect and candour to the world’s Muslims. On other issues we await consistency.
President Obama's masterful speech was widely applauded -- but what did he actually say?
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