Steven A. Cook, The Aeneid, The Sting, and more
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Arab uprisings; the original summer blockbuster; conmen and cardsharps; Russian espionage.
July 17, 2017
The General
An Interview with Ehud Barak
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Ehud Barak lays out the gravest existential threat his country faces.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Risky Business
An Interview with Ian Bremmer
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There's no greater expert on political risk than Ian Bremmer: he helped invent the concept. Here, he talks Trump, Russia, North Korea, and our grim new global order.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Centrifugal Force
An Interview with Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg
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After Trump, whither Europe? Is Merkel really the leader of the free world now?
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Bug Out
An Interview with Laurie Garrett
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The Pulitzer Prize winning journalist explains why a world where antibiotics don't work any more might already be on its way.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Life During Wartime
By Elliot Ackerman
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Xenophon's classic remembrance of the Persian campaign holds disturbing lessons for modern America.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Good Neighbor
An Interview with Andrés Rozental
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The President's positioning on NAFTA and immigration has already damaged one of our most important relationships.
Vol 3, No 3 / May 3, 2017
You Should Know Better
An Interview with Tom Nichols
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Respect for expertise seems to be at a historical nadir. How to combat the plague of low information? Tom Nichols has the answer.
Vol 3, No 3 / May 3, 2017
Renaissance Woman
An Interview with Jay Winik
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A major public historian explains why he thinks Catherine the Great is the most interesting of modern leaders.
Vol 3, No 3 / May 3, 2017
Dreams of Justice
An Interview with F.W. de Klerk
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The visionary leader talks about what we need to do to safeguard peace and liberal -- in the best sense -- politics.
Vol 3, No 2 / March 3, 2017
