By Morton Abramowitz

North Korea is about to violate its recent missile-test agreement and several UN resolutions. Washington is running out of options.

Assad may be center stage, but keeping Iraq from falling apart is critical to maintaining America's relations with Turkey and the future of Kurds in Syria and Iran.

Few international leaders covered themselves with much glory in 2011. Turkey’s prime minister did the trick.

Clinton's visit is historic. But without economic reform, political change will never occur.

The immensely popular Turkish PM has transformed his country and shaken up the region. But can Washington trust him?

The Balkans are again at a crossroads. The authors respond to the argument that ethnic partition is a viable option for Kosovo.

On this, Obama and Bush agree: Washington has no business in Pyongyang.