How can enlightened liberal internationalist condemn jihad in Sudan as the equivalent of genocide in our time--and pardon an even crueler jihad in Iraq as legitimate national resistance?

Though some liberals may view the supposed end of humanitarian intervention as a good thing, those in need of aid may view things differently.

Leon Aron responds to a letter to the editor about his article "What Does Putin Want?" which appeared in the December 2006 issue of Commentary magazine.

China's entry into the World Trade Organization marked the final step in China's long march from Maoist autarky to global trading nation.

Richard Penn Kemble died last weekend at age 64 after a year-long battle with brain cancer. For 40 years he cut a unique figure in American political life.

New England Yankees whupped the South in the Civil War. Now they're Volvo Republicans who are getting their comeuppance.

It is time to move beyond reflexive Bush-bashing and antiwar sloganeering and consider our real interests in the Muslim world and how to secure them.

The chance for real democratic change in Russia is based in its history.