Opinion | A Defense-Spending Renaissance in Poland
A new vision of a heavily armed Eastern Europe is being born in Poland. Since Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine in February, Warsaw has played a leading role...
Opinion | Europe Pays and Pays for Net Zero
New British Prime Minister Liz Truss on Thursday rolled out an energy-price subsidy plan that could cost £150 billion. Throw that on the pile with the tens upon...
Opinion | China Is Buying the Farm
By Lars Erik Schönander and Geoffrey CainSept. 8, 2022 6:29 pm ETAlarms went off in Washington when the Fufeng Group, a Chinese agricultural company, bought 300 acres of...
Opinion | ISIS Stages a Comeback in Iraq
Will the Iraqi Kurds be a collateral victim of the war in Ukraine? In and around Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, Islamic State is back. It’s raising...
Opinion | The Midterm Power of Parents
Amid a teacher strike, Washington’s Sen. Patty Murray is ahead by a mere 3 points.
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Opinion | The Little Nation That Could
During a recent visit to Israel I availed myself of the new high-speed train that connects Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Above all, rail offered a cheaper and quicker...
