The recent State Duma election—and especially Clinton's response to it—suggests that the United States is profoundly disconnected from Russia’s electorate.
Tribal warfare. Chaos, bloodshed and pseudo-democracy. Emboldened tyrants from Tehran to Pyongyang. And that's if we win.
In a post-Mubarak election, Egypt's fate—and perhaps the Middle East's—will be determined.
Change in Egypt should be the moment to push for an Israeli-Palestinian peace.
What lessons does Colombia's successful counterinsurgency campaign hold for the Obama administration's Afghanistan policy?
Why Russia's bid to be a major player in the Middle East peace process won't succeed.
The reason behind China's attitude adjustment.
Having the lame-duck Senate ratify the New START arms-control agreement would be an insult to the Russians.
The United States spends 99 percent of its time figuring out how to butter up Israel, and only 1 percent on the legitimate concerns of Palestinians.
Everyone knows how the borders would look between Israel and a Palestinian state. It's time to redraw the map.