Russia canceled the sale of an air-defense system to Iran because America made a fair counteroffer.
America needs all the help it can get on Iran—which means making up with Brazil and Turkey.
Diplomacy isn’t working. Covert paramilitary action may be the only way to curb Tehran’s nuclear program.
Shia clerics are gaining power in Iraq. Should America be worried?
Saudi Arabia isn't shy about associating with Iraq anymore. But Riyadh is overlooking Maliki, pulling for Allawi to come out on top in the elections.
The reset with Russia won’t amount to anything unless Congress is on board.
Instability threatens our major supply route to Afghanistan. Washington should stay out of Kyrgyz politics and let the chips fall where they may.
If Washington wants sanctions against Tehran, it needs to pay attention to New Delhi—and quickly, before the BRIC countries devise their own Iran policy.
Russia and China aren’t the only countries against sanctioning Iran—Brazil and India are too.
Ukraine’s new president isn’t anti-Western. Obama’s low-key approach toward Kiev is our best chance of keeping him that way.