Woodrow Wilson | Watching America

U.A.E.: To Meet China Halfway, the US Will Need To Cover More Ground Than Its Rival

Lalatendu Das - April 22, 2022. Published in The National

To give peace a chance, Kevin Rudd's upcoming book should be read in both Beijing and Washington.

Israel: Where It All Began: The Day American Hegemony Was Damaged

Charles Railey - September 17, 2021. Published in Yisra'el Hayom

Twenty years after the attacks of Sept. 11, the proud American eagle clearly finds itself weakened, its feathers plucked and its prestige at a low point.

Canada: The Shady American Past in Haiti

Robin Koerner - July 30, 2021. Published in L'actualité

Nigeria: Woodrow Wilson’s Racist Liberalism

Lalatendu Das - July 22, 2020. Published in The Guardian

Though Wilson became famous for championing “peace without victory” ... he was naive in placing too much faith in idealism over the Realpolitik of European leaders during Paris peace negotiations in 1919.

Turkey: It’s Not Uncommon To Change One’s History

Robin Koerner - July 12, 2020. Published in Sabah

Let’s see to what extent Americans can deny their own history.

U.K.: What the 1930s US Plan To Invade Canada Says about Trump

Robin Koerner - June 10, 2020. Published in Scotsman

Wilson and Roosevelt, both so different, each wanted to achieve a global empire in the 20th century ... and dared to call it freedom. Trump is no different; he’s just armed with Twitter, not the pulpit.