- May 2007
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21st May 2007
A Bush policy guru’s dicey past March 9, 2006, was a bad day for the White House. Weeks before, Claude Allen,…
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18th May 2007
The disgraced former governor of New Jersey, in case anyone needs a reminder, was forced to announce his resignation in…
- April 2007
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16th Apr 2007
Throughout the 1960s and 70s, five successive British prime ministers had to contend with the “Rhodesia problem.” The former colony…
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9th Apr 2007
Would South Africa send troops to help Mugabe? On a flight last summer from Johannesburg to Harare, I sat across…
- March 2007
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28th Mar 2007
I learned long ago not to take Ann Coulter seriously. This understanding allows me to view her ritually screeching pronouncements…
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5th Mar 2007
The other African genocide Less than ten miles from Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s mansion in Harare–the largest private residence on the African…
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3rd Mar 2007
As Yale Daily News columnist Eli Muller put it last Friday, “It has been an unpleasant week to be Jewish…
- December 2006
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25th Dec 2006
Thousands have been killed or tortured by the Zimbabwean dictator. Here are the stories of three. For 17 years, Holly…
- November 2006
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23rd Nov 2006
The staged legacy of Rachel Corrie. Of all the subjects for a 90-minute, one-woman show, Rachel Corrie ought to have…
- March 2006
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1st Mar 2006
I was more than a little puzzled to see the self-satisfied mug of Rahmatullah Hashemi ’09 smiling at me from…
About James
James Kirchick is a visiting fellow in the Center on the United States and Europe and Project on International Order and Strategy at the Brookings Institution. A widely published journalist, he is author of “The End of Europe: Dictators, Demagogues and the Coming Dark Age” (Yale, 2017), a correspondent for The Daily Beast, and a columnist for Tablet. He is at work on his second book, a history of gay Washington, D.C., for Henry Holt.
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