Weapons and unrest are spreading from Libya and inflaming long-dormant tensions throughout the region.
Ousting the Iraqi dictator was undeniably good. But the cost to America, Iraq and the world was far too steep.
U.S. withdrawal could bring a new Afghan civil war—or worse, the division of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The notorious terrorist group has joined forces with Somali Islamists to wreak havoc on another continent.
Obama could have reordered U.S. priorities in Afghanistan. Instead he chose to double down.
The grievances of Iraq's people run deep. An Arab Spring-style rebellion could prove Maliki's undoing.
The lessons Washington must learn from the consequences of America's globalist post-9/11 policy.
How the West's ignorance of regional geopolitics doomed its campaign in Afghanistan and invited the resurgence of terrorism.
While the world's eyes were on Cairo, the Sinai became a hotbed of terrorist activity that now threatens Egypt's fragile alliances.
Recent victories against al-Qaeda, while notable, are insufficient. The threat of terror looms large in the new year.