The Classicist: The Foreign Policy Landscape

The 9/11 attacks on the US were 25 years ago this week and, while there hasn’t been a second such shock, questions remain as to the Free World’s preparedness, whether a divided America can rediscover unity, and the strength of international alliances. Phillip Zelikow, the Hoover Institution’s Botha-Chan senior fellow and executive director of the 9/11 Commission, discusses lessons learned from the attack.

False allegations pursue democracy activists, entangling them financially and personally.

As the well-trodden path to prosperity seems to fade, demography and technology push nations to take China’s way. A wise America can disrupt this.