Tag Archives | France
Greece: Fascists At The Gate
French Conservatives Edge Front National
When Free Speech Got Foolish: France’s Dieudonné Verdict
France’s Front National Gaining in the Polls
Europe’s Debt: Lies & Myths
The Slow and Bumpy Road to Reform in France
The Women of Terror
Charlie Hebdo? Not in Indonesia
Lessons that Hollande Failed to Learn from Bush’s Blunders
War Begets War: It’s Not about Islam; It Never Was
We Have Lost
Yemen: A Meta-Mess
We are all Charlie Hebdo – and this is an Attack on our Rights
British Vote on the Recognition of Palestine
Is Djibouti a Reliable Partner in the Fight Against Terrorism?
It’s time for Muslim Nations to take the Lead
False Solutions: the Islamic State, the Kurds and Generational War
Blowback: British Imperialism in the Middle East
Iraq: War and Remembrance
Europe, the Sky’s Not Falling
Paris Wants to Know: Where is U.S. Leadership in the World?
Al Qaeda’s Growing Influence in Central Africa
Is it a ‘Euroquake’? Rise of European Far-Right Parties
Russia, Ukraine, and Europe are Tied by Gas Dependency
Continental Drift: Europe’s Breakaways
‘The Monuments Men’ Reviews: Book and Film
An Overlooked Crisis in the Central African Republic
Referenda Watching: Crimean Separatism as Fashion
WikiLeaks, NATO & the Crisis in the Ukraine
Mali is in Al Qaeda’s Crosshairs
India: Defense Projects in the Next Government’s Lap
Hollande, Obama and Monticello: When Empires Forgive
Germany’s Choice: Authoritarianism or Hegemony
France’s Nineteenth-Century Foreign Policy Fails in the Twenty-First Century
Genocide in the Central African Republic
Geneva Agreement will lead to Regional Disunity
Saudi, Israeli and French Anxiety over U.S.-Iran Rapprochement
With Iran Negotiations Ongoing, Is there Still a Risk of War?
