Georgie Anne Geyer

GEYER: 'Crisis' mode international
Mikhail Gorbachev today is a dour and humorless man. His hopes were dashed in the 1980s, when he became the reformist Russian president only to suffer the seemingly eternal hatred of the Russian people. Resentment hangs over him like a dull cloak. At one time during his speech to a small group of us, he proclaimed as if trying to reassert his lost importance, "I was not an accidental leader." Published October 18, 2008
GEYER: Outlaws vs. stability
Published March 28, 2009
GEYER: War comes closer to home
Published March 29, 2009
GEYER: Time for diplomacy
Published January 29, 2009
GEYER: One-state solution hints
Published February 4, 2009
GEYER: Undermining newspapers
Published December 20, 2008
GEYER: 'Forgotten' war awaits
Published December 22, 2008
GEYER: An unfamiliar Christmas spirit
Published December 25, 2008
GEYER: Time for righteous anger
Published March 10, 2009
GEYER: Ancient strategies lead growth
Published April 11, 2009

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