Arnaud de Borchgrave

Arnaud de Borchgrave is editor at large of The Washington Times and of United Press International.

DE BORCHGRAVE: Beware the Arab Spring
To those who hail the Arab Spring and the first free elections in Egypt in 60 years, a prominent Israeli responded, "Remember Mussolini, remember Hitler." Two years after seizing power in 1922 with a march on Rome, one-time socialist Benito Mussolini's fascist party won 64 percent of the popular vote and 374 seats of 535 in parliament. Published December 13, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Saudi nuclear option?
Published December 8, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Black swans soar
Published December 5, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Grapes of wrath have ripened
Published November 7, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Saving a buckling EU
Published October 31, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Calculating the costs of war
Published October 17, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Egypt's Tower of Babel
Published October 12, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: No Afghan solution without Pakistan
Published October 4, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Palestinian mirage
Published September 16, 2011
DE BORCHGRAVE: Time to head home
Published September 14, 2011

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