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• The Geopolitics of Golf 

  You can judge a country by its greens. The final and decisive round of the PGA Championship in mid-August unfolded in a manner few had predicted....

  Newsweek, 09/14/09 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• Two Bushes, Two Iraq Wars 

  An insider’s view from an advisor who served in both administrations. It was the evening of August 1, 1990 in Washington, and halfway around...

  Newsweek, 05/18/09 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• The Dilemma of Dissent 

  You try to make the best of an executive decision you think is wrong. But there’s a limit. A former Bush aide looks back. In early July 2002 I...

  Newsweek, 05/18/09 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• Who Cares Where Spain Is? 

  The debate shouldn’t be a chance to play gotcha. What the candidates know about the world is less important than how they think about it. ...

  Newsweek, 09/29/08 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• The Palmerstonian moment 

  THE 44th president of the United States will assume the job at a time when the country he (or she) leads will be stretched militarily, dependent on...

  National Interest, The, 01/01/08 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• Don't Count Him Out Yet 

  Conventional wisdom these days holds that president George W. Bush is a lame duck. It's not hard to see why: he only has one and a half years left...

  Newsweek, 07/23/07 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• The New Middle East 

  It is early 2008. The new U.S. strategy for Iraq, outlined by President George W. Bush in January 2007, in the wake of the Iraq Study Group...

  Newsweek, 01/08/07 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• The three-quarters mark 

  THE BUSH Administration enters its final two years of office facing a number of difficult and pressing challenges around the world, including, but...

  National Interest, The, 01/01/07 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• Let's Not Play The Oil Game 

  No doubt it's a sign of the times. Today's war games have more to do with the falling supplies and rising price of oil than with tanks and armored...

  Newsweek, 05/15/06 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication

• The case for "integration" 

  IN 2005 we saw the 101st anniversary of the birth, and the death, of George Kennan, widely acknowledged as the principal architect of containment,...

  National Interest, The, 09/22/05 by Richard N. Haass · More from publication