- Russia, Inc. August 30, 2007
- Will to Win August 24, 2007
- Turkey’s New Chapter August 20, 2007
- A Musharraf Surprise August 14, 2007
- Qaddafi Repackaged August 6, 2007
- Cold War Comforts July 30, 2007
- When Spy Games Turn Nasty July 23, 2007
- Al Qaeda Recruits July 19, 2007
- Mob Scene July 12, 2007
- We Can Do It July 5, 2007
- Bad Days in Islamabad June 28, 2007
- Twin Killing June 26, 2007
- Losing Hearts and Minds June 18, 2007
- The Old Russian Two Step June 12, 2007
- Playing by the Rules June 6, 2007
- So You Want to Be President? June 5, 2007
- European Tea Leaves May 25, 2007
- Paul and the Big Bad Bank May 18, 2007
- Alternative Futures in Iraq May 15, 2007
- Intelligence Directors and Other Whiners May 7, 2007
- Putin in ‘08 April 30, 2007
- Al Qaeda in Iraq April 23, 2007
- Anti-Missile Chess April 16, 2007
- Iran’s Revolutionary S.S. April 10, 2007
- The Nuances of Co-Prosperity April 2, 2007
- Sitting on a Tinderbox March 22, 2007
- Borderline Russia March 15, 2007
- Zimbabwe: A Tragedy in Progress March 8, 2007
- Iranian Intentions February 27, 2007
- Thirteen Years Later February 21, 2007
- Desperately Seeking Superpower February 13, 2007
- On the Defensive Since 9/11 February 7, 2007
- What If? February 1, 2007
- Those Who Serve January 9, 2007
- Terrorism Thoughts January 5, 2007
- Happy New Year, Vladimir Vladimirovich December 28, 2006
- Japan, The Rising Sun…Again? December 18, 2006
- Time for Pundit School December 7, 2006
- Monster of Muscovy November 30, 2006
- Plain Speaking on Iraq and Iran November 20, 2006
- What’s Developing With the Developing Nations? November 10, 2006
- New Marching Orders October 31, 2006
- Israel, Iran, and the Bomb October 24, 2006
- Ethics, Law, and War October 16, 2006
- Denial and the Frog October 6, 2006
- The Missing Intelligence Ingredient June 9, 2006
- Iran’s Cold War May 2, 2006
- Federal Bureau of Counter-Investigation August 15, 2005
- What Could Be Worse Than Gitmo? June 22, 2005
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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.
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