The European Disease
By Joshua Muravchik
An irrational anti-Americanism has taken root across the Atlantic.

A German-American Requiem
By Karina Rollins
A daughter of one of the many German-American marriages of the lastgeneration finds that relations between these two countries will likely bemuch less warm and loving in the future.

Friends? Foes? Disconnected Strangers?
By Jeffrey Gedmin, Jonathan Rauch, Mark Steyn, Michael Kelly, Jonah Goldberg, John O'Sullivan, Andrew Sullivan
How will the next few decades play out between Europe and the United States? Is Europe fading in importance? Should Americans worry about the direction of European countries? Should they care? Ruminations from leading commentators on today's political, economic, and cultural trends.

A Very Mixed Bag
By Richard Miniter
The economic and political course mapped out by the European Union looks sensible from some angles, ridiculous from others. Is the E.U. a force for economic liberation? Or a machine ready-made for cranking out soft socialism? Or both?

Europe Loses Its Mind
By Michael A. Ledeen
After centuries of cerebral pioneering, Europe has lost its intellectual energy and spark. The continent shows few signs of regaining its footing.

Scandinavia's Surprising Turn From Socialism
By Eli Lehrer, Jeremy Hildreth
In northern Europe, the socialist status quo is under challenge from a small but lively movement committed to market economics and individual liberty.

Royal Mess
By Bill Kauffman
A crosswise look at Britain's monarchy, and the regally dysfunctional family sitting upon today's throne.