Editorial

Stop the Blame Game

Libyan rebels need support from a unified coalition with a strategy for the long haul.

Editorial

An Undemocratic Bailout

Any long-term deal with Portugal should be negotiated by the next government.

Editorial

President Obama, Reinvigorated

Mr. Obama’s deficit plan is flawed, but it draws vital distinctions with the Republicans.

Editorial

The Reality of Women at War

The Pentagon should end its impractical and unjust ban on women serving in ground combat.

I.H.T. Op-Ed Contributors

Libya’s Pathway to Peace

By BARACK OBAMA, DAVID CAMERON, and NICOLAS SARKOZY

NATO and its allies are committed to ousting Qaddafi. But it is the Libyan people who must decide their own future.

I.H.T. Op-Ed Contributor

Understanding the Revolutions of 2011

By JACK A. GOLDSTONE | FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Difficulties abound, but the rule of the sultanate is coming to an end.

Reconciling My Two Cultures

By DUNCAN JEPSON

I have always wanted to seek a place within me for both Chinese and Western cultures, even though they often seem so opposite.

A Month After the Shock, a Different Japan

By KUMIKO MAKIHARA

The terrible disaster has changed the Japanese, but not always for the worse.

Op-Ed Contributor

Let Us Eat Fish

By RAY HILBORN

On average, fish stocks appear to be stable and are rebuilding. Americans should not feel bad about eating fish.

Op-Ed Contributor

The Guns of Academe

By ADAM WINKLER

An Arizona proposal to permit firearms on college campuses probably won’t have much effect on gun violence and safety.

After the Robber Barons

By VIVEK H. DEHEJIA

Rapid economic growth brings corruption and inequality. Regulatory reform must follow.

Op-Ed Contributor

Cairo’s Roundabout Revolution

By NEZAR ALSAYYAD

It seems an accident of history that Tahrir Square has become a locus of protest. Its history reflects Egypt’s.