A new poll shows the partisan gap on strengthening the military is the widest it has been in fifteen years.

New report on Asia claims that “[t]he balance of military power in the region is shifting against the United States.”

Western analysts have failed to understand Russia for many of the same reasons they failed to understand the Soviet Union: a rejection of normative criteria.

Repudiating campus protesters isn’t enough to fix the modern university, but it’s a good start.

The pro-life cause persists—and continues, by some metrics, to gain ground—despite the shift towards “progressive” mores on issues like same-sex marriage

Crude prices are up nearly 10 percent in trading today, but OPEC’s members—and to a certain extent the U.S.—are still in trouble.

January 25th will mark fifth anniversary of Tahrir Square. Egyptian government still worried about a repeat.

Xi has been flattering both Iran and Saudi Arabia on his trip. Is that inconsistent?

The recent stock market declines have made the challenges facing state and local pension funds even more acute.

As Sunni-Shi’a battle lines harden, former Iranian ally looks to Saudi Arabia—and Israel.