Arguments to abandon Ukraine to its fate just don’t stack up.

The modern Western penchant for trusting in the equal rationality of all is strategic folly. Aeschylus understood this well.

The American Historical Association rejected a pair of anti-Israel resolutions earlier this month. Perhaps the most important fact about that incident: they rejected them as historians.

Sanctions, falling oil prices, and poor structural economic policy point to a bad year.

Is it right that Paris gets a mass rally while Boko Haram’s slaughter of thousands in Nigeria merits hardly a shrug? No. But it’s the response Paris and Nigeria both deserve. This is what civilization looks like.

Public irreligion in France, from the 16th century to Charlie Hebdo.

Qatar may have dialed back its support for Islamist movements, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to be best friends again with Egypt and the Gulf states.

Looking back on 2014, we can see that the first victim of Russia’s war in Ukraine was not a state, but an idea.

A quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the fight against communism is receding into memory, but the struggle against Kremlin meddling in eastern and central Europe goes on.

Forget about North Korea and The Interview: For decades Hollywood has been censoring its own output to protect access to the Chinese market.