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November 29, 2018
Gregory Feifer
Fighting for Liberalism—and a University
Viktor Orban is trying to force a symbol of international cooperation and academic independence out of Budapest. Why isn't the U.S. doing more?
August 2, 2012
Istvan Deak
Two Darknesses
May 18, 2012
Peter E. Gordon
The Border Crossers
December 19, 2011
Jacques Rupnik
In Praise of Vaclav Havel
September 28, 2011
John B. Judis
Why the U.S. Should Support Palestinian Statehood at the U.N.
August 23, 2011
Joshua A. Tucker
Three Ways to Ensure That Libya Isn’t Just Free of Qaddafi, But Truly Democratic
August 9, 2011
James Kirchick
Is Acceptance of Homosexuality Inevitable? What the Czech Republic Tells Us.
June 9, 2011
Timothy Snyder
Love and Death
June 9, 2011
Robert Alter
The Freedom of the Café
June 6, 2011
Joshua A. Tucker
Accept Serbia
April 29, 2011
Martin Peretz
Tel Aviv Journal: Notes on a Roiling Region
March 14, 2011
Carl Gershman
The Fourth Wave
January 27, 2011
John Gray
The Free-Floater
December 2, 2010
Istvan Deak
The Charnel Continent
September 17, 2010
Gregory Feifer, Brian Whitmore
The Velvet Surrender
August 25, 2010
Jeffrey Herf
Fresh Air in Central Europe
July 10, 2009
John B. Judis
Iran And The Politics Of Pipelines
March 8, 2009
Simon Johnson
The Slightest Glimmer
June 7, 2004
Michael Rubin
Silent Majority
August 7, 1989
Czeslaw Milosz
The Telltale Scar
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