NATO

The Economist sets a cat among pigeons by touting Radek Sikorski , Poland’s foreign minister, as secretary-general of NATO. He’s a...

Nicholas Kristof’s column in Thursday’s New York Times contained one major surprise for me: the reference to Nino Burjanadze as a...

BY MICHAEL PETROU

WEEKEND ROUNDUP Must-reads: Christie Blatchford on Gerry Ritz; Doug Saunders on the Eurabia hypothesis; David Olive on uniting the...

“But NATO will be no use to anyone it has already squandered its credibility by promising soldiers it can’t spare to countries...

Here are a few things that are not especially relevant in assessing the situation in Georgia today. 1) Whether the Georgian...

Bob Gates, who has until now been a bit of a post-Rumsfeld housekeeper as the U.S. Secretary of Defense and who is sometimes...

"If it’s true that Russian troops and armaments have been sent to Georgia, it means that we are in a state of war with Russia,"...

Must-reads: Vaughn Palmer and Chantal Hébert on carbon taxes; Dan Gardner on solving the energy crisis. What ever happened to...

(This post will be updated below. Last updated at 2:40am.) The popular guess among the dozen or so reporters gathered in the foyer...