Georgie Anne Geyer

Why on Earth are the Saudis not supporting America on threats to strike at Saddam Hussein again? That question was the foreign policy question of this past, busy week. First,...

The major theme of this year's World Economic Forum, which has become the premier gathering of economists, futurists and globalized big business, was officially "Priorities for the 21st Century." But...

You didn't know the pope has already left Cuba? You haven't read about John Paul II meeting with Fidel Castro, much less speaking in Havana before hundreds of thousands of...

From time to time in issues of foreign policy that gravely affect the nation, some apparently small or minor incident serves to illuminate the larger questions facing us. The "first...

"Cuban Catholic Church officials uncovered a hidden microphone in a room Pope John Paul II was scheduled to stay in during his trip to Cuba, and an enraged Vatican threatened...

As one year was about to come to an end and another struggled to be born, Milton Rosenberg, one of the nation's most thoughtful men, posed the question: "Let's look...

Of all of Pope John Paul II's accomplishments in his rich 19-year reign, no disappointment has been greater than his failure to come into "total communion" with the Eastern Orthodox...

Secretary of State Madeleine Albright is more and more putting forth fresh--and welcome--ideas. On her present seven-nation tour of Africa, for instance, her words did not evoke the comforting resonances...

I have to say first that I always greatly admired John Kennedy. He was "my" president. Just as my generation was coming to young adulthood in 1960, the handsome hero...

Every time I come back to this once-lovely city, I hope something has really changed--that the United States and the Western world have finally found the formula for resolving the...