Soeren Kern is Senior Analyst for Transatlantic Relations at the Madrid-based Grupo de Estudios Estratégicos / Strategic Studies Group.
There's a general trend toward a return to more negative reporting about America, its people, and its president.
The greatest threats to Jews (and Israel) in contemporary Europe don't necessarily come from the right anymore.
The European Parliament elections saw leftists soundly defeated while the right surged ahead.
Freewheeling Spanish judges are creating big diplomatic headaches for their government — and the parliament is fighting back.
Does the president want to lead the U.S. down the path towards a new era of global socialism?
The president's diplomatic philosophy seems to put the interests of other countries ahead of those of the United States.
The country's international credibility suffers another major blow.
The infamous Greyhound bus killer was found not criminally responsible for the gruesome murder of a fellow passenger.
The Geert Wilders case is only one of many that should warn Americans of the perils of complacency. (Also, Leon De Winter on the Wilders Trial [PJTV with registration])