- War Pyongyang Style June 4, 2010
- The King and Us May 28, 2010
- Just Say NoyNoy May 21, 2010
- Chinese Rules May 14, 2010
- Obama’s Ostrich Strategy May 7, 2010
- The Great Arizona Shootout April 26, 2010
- To Be or Not to Be April 23, 2010
- Enter the Gringo April 16, 2010
- Moscow’s Terrorism Tribulations April 9, 2010
- Barry and Bibi Back-Story March 30, 2010
- Taking a Sledgehammer to Ataturk March 26, 2010
- Thinking About Bombing Iran March 19, 2010
- Year of the Tiger March 12, 2010
- Two-Faced Moscow March 5, 2010
- Dubai’s Eleven February 26, 2010
- Escape From Lhasa February 19, 2010
- The Old Afghan Waltz February 12, 2010
- Civil War By Any Other Name February 5, 2010
- Terrorism Barometer January 26, 2010
- Ghana’s Oil Bonanza Battle January 22, 2010
- Ukraine Sliding Backwards January 15, 2010
- Northern Slavery January 8, 2010
- Afghan Corruption in Balance January 4, 2010
- Obama Snookers the Right December 15, 2009
- Beirut’s Bernie December 11, 2009
- Terrorism From North Africa December 4, 2009
- China Wins November 25, 2009
- No Sales Days in the Afghan War November 20, 2009
- European Union Wants a President November 13, 2009
- The Somali-Kenya Connection November 6, 2009
- Russia Redux October 30, 2009
- Judgment in Waziristan October 23, 2009
- China Confidential October 16, 2009
- Persian Ego Rules October 9, 2009
- Moscow Casting Call October 2, 2009
- A War Too Rough September 22, 2009
- Dubai Handles Bad Times September 18, 2009
- Foreign Policy by Avoidance September 11, 2009
- Choir Boys Not Needed September 4, 2009
- What Happens If… August 28, 2009
- Kenya’s Sad Safari August 21, 2009
- Terrorism’s Tangles August 14, 2009
- Afghanistan Unvarnished August 7, 2009
- Chechens and Chickens July 31, 2009
- Walking on the Wild Side July 24, 2009
- Brazil Tutors the Big Dogs July 17, 2009
- Theory and Practice of Revolution July 10, 2009
- An Enlisted Man’s Point of View July 2, 2009
- Conventional Wisdom on North Korea June 26, 2009
- Passive Unaggressive June 22, 2009
Contributors
George H. Wittman
George H. Wittman writes a weekly column on international affairs for The American Spectator online. He was the founding chairman of the National Institute for Public Policy and is the author of There Was a Time, a fact-based novel about WWII OSS activities in Indochina.
