The Maryland governor's tax scheme won't solve the state's problems, but it will send businesses packing.
The new Serbian president's nationalist politics and checkered past worry Brussels and Washington. Why they should take a pragmatic approach.
Two certainties about Egypt's elections: the winner won't be anyone's first choice, and he will have a hard road ahead.
Washington should hold up Islamist groups that renounce violence and embrace politics as examples, not continue to call them terrorist organizations.
Weak reporting in The Washington Post attempts to mask the sad state of U.S.-Russia relations.
After a decade of controversial tactics, the Pentagon is cracking down on how Islam is taught to the U.S. military.
What the Russian president's choice to skip the G-8 summit means for Washington and Moscow.
The Arab Spring and the rise of Islamist parties present both opportunities and threats to the region's religious minorities.
Israel's new unity government shouldn't be a surprise. Bibi is pursuing familiar ends through novel means.
Saving Europe from the debt crisis will require overhauling the ECB and the euro zone.
