Conservatives Not Yet Swayed by Sometimes Mundane Bush
Jeb Bush’s optimistic and reform-minded conservatism isn’t inspiring Republican voters yet.
Opinion
Leadership Candidate Right About Where Labour Failed
Liz Kendall recognizes that Labour needs to be far more trusting of people and willing to share power.
Saakashvili’s Appointment as Ukraine Governor Is a Joke
The former Georgian leader can do little but provoke Russia as governor of Ukraine’s Odessa region.
Greece Still Doesn’t Get It, Tsipras Lashes Out at Creditors
Alexis Tsipras accuses other European countries of “punishing” Greece. He will still take their money.
American-Israeli Relations Need Historical Context
The history of Israel is not that of a united people fighting for survival Americans imagine it to be.
Iraq War Wasn’t Just Due to “Bad Intelligence”
Republicans need to come to terms with the poor choices that led to the war.
Centrists Caution Cameron Against Overreaching
The Conservatives are urged not to interpret their election victory as a mandate for radical change.
Why Liberals Should Rejoice in David Cameron’s Reelection
The Conservative is probably the most liberal prime minister the United Kingdom is going to get.
Five More Years: British Should Reelect Cameron, Clegg
The Atlantic Sentinel would like to see five more years of coalition government in the United Kingdom.
Democrats, Republicans Finally Talking About the Same Problem
Both parties recognize that life has become too hard for middle America. They disagree about what to do.
Upbeat Cameron Paints Post-Austerity Britain
But austerity is still needed.
Threat of Snap Elections Shows Greek Leaders Delusional
Greece can’t expect to go back on its word but continue to get financial help from the rest of Europe.
Labour’s Proposal to Restrict Zero-Hours Contracts Misguided
Most Britons on zero-hours contracts are happy with their flexible jobs.
Europe’s Problem Is Not Irresolute Leadership
What Robert Kaplan sees as a political failure is actually the strength of European civil society.
Anti-Business Mentality Blinds Labour to Health Improvements
Britain’s Labour Party wants to roll back liberalizations in health care, ignoring the good they’ve done.