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The Bloom Comes Off the Georgian Rose

In the aftermath of Georgia’s presidential elections, questions emerge about Mikhail Saakashvili’s support for jihadist operations in southern Russia, and about what the United States knew

Cold War Kids

by Irina Aleksander,

The international dispute over Russia’s orphans

Changing Partners

by Peter Oborne, David Morrison,

Can Hassan Rohani end the Iranian impasse?

A Letter to Paul Wolfowitz

by Andrew J. Bacevich,

Occasioned by the tenth anniversary of the Iraq war

St. Paul’s Curse

by Owen O’Malley,

From a May 24, 1943, memo to British foreign secretary Anthony Eden, from Owen O’Malley, the British ambassador to the Polish government in exile, in the collection of the Franklin…

By Andrew J. Bacevich, from the September issue of The American Conservative. Bacevich’s article “Glory Days” appeared in the June issue of Harper’s Magazine. Peace means different things to different…

The Mad Mullah Myth

by Flynt Lawrence Leverett, Hillary Mann Leverett,

The dangers of misunderstanding Iran

American Nationalism

by John Lukacs,

The elusive American Century

by Andrew J. Bacevich,

Abraham’s Children

by Bernard Avishai,

Toward a right of return for Palestinians

Cat match fever

by Ali Abdel Mohsen,

Foreign relations

The Bloom Comes Off the Georgian Rose

Cold War Kids

Changing Partners

A Letter to Paul Wolfowitz

St. Paul’s Curse

How We Became Israel

The Mad Mullah Myth

American Nationalism

The elusive American Century

Abraham’s Children

Cat match fever

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The Bloom Comes Off the Georgian Rose

Cold War Kids

Changing Partners

A Letter to Paul Wolfowitz

St. Paul’s Curse

How We Became Israel

The Mad Mullah Myth

American Nationalism

The elusive American Century

Abraham’s Children

Cat match fever

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