Articles By Walter Laqueur
January/February 2015
How does the Kremlin exploit Russia's long tradition of absurd conspiracy theories to control public opinion? By confabulation
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March 2014
Anti-Western ideologies are filling the vacuum left by Soviet Communism, but the Eurasian fantasy is likely to disappoint
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September 2013
A new volume of reports by the Frankfurt School shows their number to be at best naive and at worst dangerously misinformed
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July/August 2010
Increasing numbers of Muslims on the continent are only part of the story. The real problem is not immigration but integration
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March 2010
Barack Obama has squandered his first year in office in the face of al-Qaeda’s growing threat
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About Walter Laqueur
Walter Laqueur is a distinguished historian and political commentator. He is the author, most recently, of After The Fall: The End of the European Dream and the Decline of a Continent (Macmillan).
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