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Henry Kissinger once sarcastically asked whom he should call in Europe if the world caught fire.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, welcomes U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Berlin, Germany, Monday, Nov.

Former SovietA president of Mikhail Gorbachev, former U.S. secretary of state Henry Kissinger and former German foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher visit aA piece of the Berlin Wall on Sunday.

I'd like to examine an issue which needs to be addressed. As a lifelong Catholic, I respect the teaching of the Church and the authority of it's leader the Pope, who serves as the Vicar of Christ .

Today's question: Why no sale of alcohol before 10 a.m. on Sundays? I wrote to Janet Reno about it and all she said was thanks for writing.

ELLE Macpherson, Bill Gates, Ted Turner and Henry Kissinger are all readers of the Economist, but we learnt today First Minister Rhodri Morgan is not.

Henry Kissinger once sarcastically askedwho he shouldcall in Europe if the world caught fire.

By DAVID A. ROSENBERGHour Theater Critic "Power," Henry Kissinger once famously said, "is the ultimate aphrodisiac." Sex, class, communication, control and, of course, power are the elemental isotopes that fuel "Oleanna" and "After Miss Julie," two explosive revivals now on Broadway.

President Richard Nixon, right, and Henry Kissinger, who served as national security adviser and secretary of state under Nixon, were central figures in the Pentagon Papers controversy after Daniel Ellsberg leaked the top-secret documents to the media.

Henry Kissinger once said, people say: "It has the added advantage of being true." For today's Republican standard bearers like Meg Whitman, that is no longer the case: telling the truth never crosses their minds, and the idea that something being true might be an advantage for it is completely foreign to them.

For more than 200 years, America's policy makers have wrestled with the complexities of dealing with the world.

Henry Kissinger once observed that being America's ally can be more dangerous than being its enemy.

Click charts to ENLARGE. There's the old joke about Henry Kissinger, a priest, and a hippie in an airplane.

Pat Buchanan defends the practice : They may have called us all paranoid, but as Henry Kissinger once mordantly observed, "Sometimes, even paranoids have real enemies." As for an "enemies list," the only mistake was writing it down.

It's been compared to "The Godfather" and "Nixon," but the Italian political opus "Il Divo" reminds me of nothing so much as Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane." The subject is Giulio Andreotti, a six-time Italian prime minister and one of the most controversial and corrupt politicians in the Western world.

Lose the Olympics, win the Nobel Prize? Wow, I could live with that. While I agree this award came too soon, I understand why he's getting it.

Ever since President Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize last week, people have been complaining: It's premature! He hasn't done anything yet! His socialist health care plan only allows for hysterectomies in married gay men! I say, kudos to the good people in Stockholm , Sweden , for lowering the bar for all of us.

I read on TV Newser a few days ago, that Axelrod requested a meeting with Roger Ailes, Allegedly, Axelrod was complaining to Ailes, that FNC wasn't giving enough coverage to Obama's constant break-ins, to regular TV programming.

When President Barack Obama said he doesn't feel he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, he was absolutely correct.

How can any nation trust that U.S. policy is crafted in Washington and not Tel Aviv? Henry Kissinger- 1973, Menachem Begin 1979, Elie Wiesel- 1986, Shimon Peres- 1994, Yitzhak Rabin- 1994, Barack Obama-2009, all Nobel Peace Prize winners.