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Chronicles Magazine Foreign Affairs

Surveying America: A Plan for Growth

Steve Sailer - APRIL 07, 2015

Latin America has repeatedly failed to achieve the kind of settled distribution of property that could support a middle-class society.

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VIEWS

“Better Than Balkan”: Blood Against the Levelers
Aaron D. Wolf - APRIL 07, 2015
Honestly, why bother any more? If there is any unifying theme in the scribblings of genuine, bona-fide American conservatives, it is that our country is lost, whether to whoremongers or warmongers—or both.
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NEWS

Which KGB?
Hugh Prysor-Jones - APRIL 07, 2015
Everyone in Moscow knew that the massive demonstration planned for March 1 was in some way meant to be dangerous. The mood harked back to the events that caused the 1917 Revolution, or the troubles on the streets that paved the way for Boris...
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BETWEEN THE LINES

The Neocons Called the Tune
Justin Raimondo - APRIL 07, 2015
The April issue of Chronicles had just gone to press when the news broke: 47 Republican senators had signed an open letter to the Iranian leadership penned by neoconservative stalwart Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR).
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THE AMERICAN INTEREST

Israel’s House Divided
Srdja Trifkovic - APRIL 07, 2015
In the aftermath of Benjamin Netanyahu’s electoral victory last March, the “two-state solution” to the Arab-Israeli conflict is off the table for the foreseeable future.
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Cultural Revolutions

France Gets a Lickin’
William Watkins Jr. - APRIL 07, 2015
In March, France was given a good spanking by the European Committee on Social Rights (ECSR). The issue under litigation was France’s brutishness in allowing the corporal punishment of children.
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