We are stumbling blindly through the minefield of countering terrorist radicalization and recruitment inside the United States.
The assassination of two Lebanese patriots has provided the basis for genuine reform of the country's fractious politics and elimination of Syrian dominance.
Why is Japan still being protected by American marines?
China’s growing strength is making its neighbors nervous—and less fearful of a fully rearmed Japan.
Drone attacks alone won’t work. We need boots on the ground to defeat al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
A top terrorism expert argues against the rising calls for a rapid U.S. departure from Afghanistan. Otherwise we risk another major al-Qaeda attack.
The EU’s response to the economic crisis is limited because it has to be. The union has always balanced national interests with supranational ones.
Ahmadinejad’s “victory” in Iran has caused internal disorder—and could poison the Obama administration’s efforts at engagement.
Despite our best efforts, al-Qaeda remains resilient and dangerous on the eve of September 11.
Despite protests by the United States, European NATO members made the right decision by not extending membership action plans to Ukraine and Georgia.