Cold War

We cannot uninvent nuclear weapons, so what is the next best option?

Great leaders who advance the cause of humanity are never cynical.

Henry Kissinger thought deeply about the legacy of Pope John XXIII’s encyclical “Pacem in Terris” (Peace on Earth)

Kisinger was immune to soaring Yankee optimism. 

A pernicious coalition of progressives and Islamists has been at the forefront of anti-Israel activism. But this bond is nothing new.

George Kennan was among the greatest American foreign policy minds of the 20th century

Herbert Butterfield and Reinhold Niebuhr, the two great 20th-Century Christian Realists, must be essential to a recovery of liberalism

Hard to imagine why Yale University Press would publish Samuel Moyn’s new book when its narrative is so detached from reality

George Kennan’s “Sources of Soviet Conduct” article in Foreign Affairs remains one of the most influential of all time