Georgie Anne Geyer

With all of the extraordinary events happening across the world, most Americans have surely put the president's much-touted "initiative on race" at least temporarily out of their minds. It's just...

All the contradictions and ambiguities in the United Nations over the last 10 eventful years can be seen at one unfortunate glance today in the busy visitor's lobby, which is...

Just below the surface in the Middle East, new and promising changes are occurring quietly here that may well lead to the true transformation of the region--a transformation that many...

When NATO began the bombing of Serbia, Slobodan Milosevic expanded and enhanced his vicious mass murder in Kosovo. NATO officials were genuinely surprised--despite the fact that the Serbian strongman had...

If illusions had weight, there would have been earthquakes as they fell to Earth this last week from Brussels to Beijing to Belgrade. If utopian geopolitical dreams had gravity, they...

There are not many American generals who would respond immediately, and with a perfectly natural understanding, when you mention the questions raised by Otto von Bismarck's comment about the "Pomeranian...

At a Marine Corps "cultural" seminar at Quantico in Virginia last summer, where I was one of the speakers on the even then well-advanced Kosovo crisis, I came away realizing...

Should we be bombing the Serbs to stop them in Kosovo? That is the question that this important week in 1990s American history keeps presenting to the American people. I...

For as many years as most Nicaraguans can remember, there was a River Tipitapa on the maps. It flowed, at least supposedly, between the country's two large lakes, the Nicaragua...

When I met the Ayatollah Khomeini in a small village outside of Paris in 1978, he seemed at first like an avenging angel from the Old Testament. A bulky man,...