Europe
Reagan & Gorby: What happened in Reykjavik didn't stay in Reykjavik
Forty years later, their efforts remind us of what is possible if leaders are willing to take chances and buck their foreign policy establishments
October 27, 2026
Forty years later, their efforts remind us of what is possible if leaders are willing to take chances and buck their foreign policy establishments
The anti-imperialist who coined "century of the common man" was already vice president when he was prevented by party bosses from running with FDR again.
Finland and Norway are hinting at the need for a new approach to the continent's relationship with Russia
The ad hoc group pushing confrontation with Beijing was never as formidable as it seemed
The Washington establishment is using new words to describe the old forms of interventionism
While they differ on domestic issues and in some ways on the West Bank, the two main parties in contention are very much still hardline on foreign policy
