The concept of nation building has brought nothing but trouble. It's time for a paradigm shift.
Why the most successful route to reaching a nuclear deal with Tehran may be through Pretoria.
Once the U.S. withdraws from Afghanistan, Washington will no longer set the rules in Southwest Asia.
Strategically important to Afghanistan, Iran and a host of other issues, NATO should pay attention to Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
Technical difficulties, political squabbling and Russian objections are hindering the alliance's missile-defense project.
Washington has kept the ROK dependent for too long. Let Seoul increase its military efforts.
A look at the foreign-policy accomplishments of the senator's distinguished career.
Despite pressure from Mexican officials and disenchanted American citizens, the president refuses to change his drug-prohibition policies.
On the anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, a look at the lessons we should have learned about changing the national-security discussion.
Despite tremendous gains, a fragile Afghanistan remains woefully unprepared for Western withdrawal.
