Christopher Meyer

Where are the Henry Kissingers when we need them?

The Wizard of the Western World is still a controversial figure, but America could do with his rational perspective today

Henry Kissinger briefing journalists at the White House on President Nixon’s visit to China in 1972. Credit: Getty Images
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