By Paul R. Pillar

A detente with India serves U.S. interests, even if Islamabad and Washington drift further apart in the process.

One of the traditional goals of American foreign policy has fallen by the wayside.

Tehran's outdoing Washington in Manama.

A study suggests China isn't getting pushier—the common perception was wrong.

There's no straightforward logic to our nonproliferation approach.

The troubled state seems to be sliding toward renewed internal conflict.

Despite pledges of resilience and defiance, the United States allows terror threats to dictate its actions.