All posts tagged "American Enterprise Institute"
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Actions abroad show why Israel must act unilaterally to defend itself
This past weekend, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee held its annual policy conference in D.C. As usual,...
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Italy bites the hand that feeds it
On Wall Street, it is said of the golden rule that the one who has the gold rules....
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Gathering European economic storm clouds
Anyone who thinks we are not on our way to another round of the European sovereign debt crisis...
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Jews are unsafe in Turkey and should leave now
Turkey’s mercurial leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan took his diplomatic spat with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to a...
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Don’t let terrorists ruin the internet
As I post this, it’s still incredibly easy to access video of the New Zealand terror attack. Only...
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Time for a German fiscal stimulus
In assessing last week’s European Central Bank (ECB) monetary policy U-turn in response to a weakening European economy,...
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Why the Turkish President Revels in Conspiracy Theories
Erdogan has become the twenty-first century’s chief peddler of the “Reichstag Fire” strategy. It was simply the latest...
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The worries of war
In a new paper, a senior European Union economist suggests anew that the political upheaval on both sides...
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Love your enemies | Disagree better, not less
Given the partisan rancor that has come to define America’s public discourse, it would be easy to believe...
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US auto tariffs would be a gut punch to a reeling eurozone
The U.S. Commerce Department has now given President Trump the green light to impose punitive tariffs on European and Japanese automobile...
