Radek Sikorski
Radek Sikorski is a former Polish foreign minister.
When Tadeusz Mazowiecki became Poland's first post-communist prime minister in August 1989, he took over control of a country that was politically and economically bankrupt. Though he was in office fo… read more
Across the Middle East, and now in Burma, one of the great questions of contemporary global politics has re-emerged: How can countries move from a failing authoritarianism to some form of self-sustain… read more
Ten years after 9/11, it is clear that the fanatics behind those attacks miscalculated in two central respects: They regarded Western democracies as weak – unwilling or unable to respond to their evil… read more
Peoples in transition from authoritarian rule grapple with political and constitutional decisions that determine their fate for decades. The former communist world made those choices 20 years ago, and… read more
Ratification of New START will increase mutual trust and show that the West and Russia, despite our disagreements, can work together on issues critical to our common security. That, says Poland's fore… read more
