Adam Garfinkle is a foreign policy analyst and writer who served as editor of The American Interest magazine. A scholar of Middle Eastern affairs and U.S. foreign policy, he contributed essays to The Weekly Standard in its early years covering international affairs, including the conflict in Bosnia.
John Phillips, who died last August at age 81, led a frenetic, world- crossing career as a Life photo-reporter from 1936 to 1959. It was Phillips who, just shy of 30, took the well-known shot of Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin at Tehran on November 29, 1943 -- and attended and photographed…
IS THE AMERICAN MISSION about peace in Bosnia, or is it about preventing the next European-sown world war? Neither, in truth. The real issues at stake in the Bosnia incursion are the future vitality and the future scope of NATO.