John Rosenthal’s writings on European politics and transatlantic relations have appeared in English, French, and German in such leading publications as Policy Review, Les Temps Modernes, and Merkur. He holds a PhD in philosophy and he taught political philosophy and classical German philosophy before turning to journalism. More of his work can be found at Transatlantic Intelligencer.
A prestigious European research center sparks controversy.
The German publishing company that helped make Obama a rich man has a clear foreign policy agenda.
Islamist channel Al-Manar has been subjected to a prohibition that does not really prohibit anything.
Obama's ties to Bertelsmann are a massive conflict of interest yet to be fully disclosed.
Shortly after the anniversary of Kristallnacht, a display on the persecution of the Jews is trashed.
A recent court ruling protects hate speech from those who condemn it.
The campaign may have not only accepted overseas donations, but actively solicited them.
They hurt America by criticizing activities that never took place.
Martti Ahtisaari, Finland's ex-president, is yet another bizarre choice for the Nobel committee.