A look at India, Israel, Algeria, Russia and China shows just how secularization and desecularization have worked in tandem through the years.

China has furiously answered leaks of U.S. plans to send patrol planes and naval vessels into the South China Sea. Will the White House follow through?

It’s a bold and provocative move. Will China take the hint or try to stare the President down?

Boris Nemtsov, the Russian opposition figure assassinated right outside the Kremlin earlier this year, is speaking from beyond the grave: a report he had been researching at the time of his death, on Russia’s involvement in Ukraine, was released today by his colleague Ilya Yashin.Russia has anywhere between 8,000 and 10,000 troops in eastern Ukraine—a sizable percentage […]

Lessons for Moscow: heavy-handed, bullying tactics in your neighborhood won’t win you any points in your near-abroad.

The humanitarian war in Libya just keeps yielding more excitement.

Adam Garfinkle called it in 2013: Assad signing to the Chemical Weapons Convention was just a ploy to have us dispose of his useless stocks of chemical weapons while he held on to the deadly parts of his arsenal.

As Athens reaches its next crossroads, voices are rising within Angela Merkel’s own party to cut the Greeks free.

Illinois pension reform plan is ruled unconstitutional, leaving the governor the unenviable choice of either slashing services or taxing the economy into oblivion.

As the dust settles on the UK elections, it’s time to take stock of what lies ahead for David Cameron. His tasks are daunting.