Chronicles Magazine Foreign Affairs

Rise of the Alt-Left: After This, the Deluge

Aaron D. Wolf - DECEMBER 08, 2016

It is easy to revel in the misery of forlorn liberals, but it is also easy to get caught up in their binary political game. Already in attack mode, they would prefer that conservatives pay all of their attention to them.

Society & Culture

Fighting the Dragon With Solzhenitsyn
Joseph Pearce - DECEMBER 08, 2016
Do great men make history? Or does history make great men? One thing’s for sure: History sometimes smothers great men, as Thomas Gray suggests in his famous elegy written in a country churchyard, and as the rows of endless graves from Arlington...
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City of Westminster

The Special Relationship, Redux?
Freddy Gray - DECEMBER 08, 2016
Donald Trump is making the world go crazy. Here in Westminster, the political and media establishments are still convulsing following his election. And the angry shock at the top is rippling through British society.
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THE AMERICAN INTEREST

Dismantling the Empire
Srdja Trifkovic - DECEMBER 08, 2016
In foreign affairs, Trump’s victory should be reflected in a radically new grand strategy. “America First” is not a triumphal slogan of exceptionalist grandomania shared by the duopoly of yore.
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EDITORIALS

After Castro
Chilton Williamson Jr. - DECEMBER 08, 2016
November was a bad month for the left. First, Hillary Clinton was defeated in the presidential election by Donald Trump. Then, Fidel Castro died at 90 after a long illness that had forced him some years before to surrender the presidency of...
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Chronicles Magazine Foreign Affairs

Rise of the Alt-Left: After This, the Deluge

Fighting the Dragon With Solzhenitsyn

The Special Relationship, Redux?

Dismantling the Empire

After Castro

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