Georgie Anne Geyer

It's not as though Osama Bin Laden gave a Jihad Award to Ariel Sharon, or Donald Rumsfeld gave his Good Pal Award to Condoleezza Rice. It's not even as though...

Several weeks ago, an astonishing memorial event took place in the haunted valleys near this still-graceful city savaged by the Serbs in the Balkans wars of the 1990s. In the...

When I first met and spoke with former ambassador to Iraq Joseph Wilson late last July, we ruminated over the strange "outing" of his wife as an agent of the...

It's an odd week in Europe, with warnings of new realities almost too dangerous to contemplate. In only a week, safe and sure Europe seemed turned upside down. First, respected...

It was a true red, white and blue week for the Bush administration and its newfound friendship with the United Nations: red in the face, for the president's war-lovers. A...

In only the last week, the war in Iraq has entered a phase characterized by two amazingly contradictory developments. First, it is generally accepted (except by the war's avid authorities)...

Coming from Iraq, the new realizations by our war planners ought to stun us with their sheer obviousness. For instance, the U.S. military has suddenly recognized that kicking in the...

If you're feeling for the nation's pulse this summer, don't look at Iraq or the Middle East, or even Liberia. Look at what is happening with our sexual mores. -...

An ominous struggle for positioning and power between the Kremlin and the oligarchs has become the talk of Moscow. Yet there is one thing all the protagonists agree upon: The...

I "met" Mexican President Vicente Fox the Friday before Sept. 11, 2001, at a large conference of Latin American leaders and specialists in Miami sponsored by The Miami Herald. He...