Roger Cohen

Roger Cohen, an Op-Ed columnist for the International New York Times, writes about international affairs and diplomacy.

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Mon November 16th, 2020

For 12 years as a columnist I wore my “heart out after the unattainable.”

Sat November 14th, 2020

Trump wants to preserve, protect and defend only himself.

Sat November 7th, 2020

Most Americans want him to go. He won’t listen.

Fri October 30th, 2020

In western Colorado, the election is about “not having the government think for us, the right to protect ourselves.”

Thu October 29th, 2020

It has become impossible for democracies to believe it is in their interest to take Trump’s America seriously.

Fri October 23rd, 2020

What wasn’t said at the debates was as telling as what was.

Fri October 16th, 2020

We face a choice between a true renewal and a warped fantasy of the past.

Sat October 10th, 2020

How politicians cave in an age of absolutist moral judgments.

Sat October 3rd, 2020

The essence of the American idea is unity under the law, through and despite difference.

Sat September 26th, 2020

“There won’t be a transfer, frankly. There will be a continuation.” How could the president makes his intentions any clearer?