A cobbled together bureaucracy and a cobbled together policy—not a good way to manage South Asia.
Arab harmony is an illusion that only serves to keep the masses in servitude.
Why Kissinger and Brzezinski might be wrong on China.
The death of a patriot leaves a gaping hole among the cadre of foreign-policy analysts, not to mention the hearts of friends and family.
As the novelty of WikiLeaks wears off, it's time to get down to damage control—and going after those responsible.
The New START is just one more step on the road to "nuclear zero," a dangerous goal disadvantageous to America. The Senate to the rescue?
Are the United States and India destined to become strategic partners?
President Obama's trip to Asia won't be easy.
The Palestinians may be losing a chance at their state if they gain a currency.
A Christian church service that will either be a breakthrough in relations between Turkey and Armenia, or a disaster for the Turkish liberal elite.