There are many, hiding in plain sight.

If you’re looking for culprits, don’t forget the centrists.

When the terrorists once again struck France on November 13, the country has shown a different, more authoritarian side than in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo outrage.

So often does imperial power lead to the loss of young soldiers dying far from home.

The Syrian war has come to Europe. Half-hearted diplomatic efforts will not keep it at bay any more.

And Islamic State fighters are still not Lord Voldemort’s Death Eaters. It’s time for the West to face some unpleasant truths.

France’s requested reforms, due to be presented at Friday’s emergency meeting of EU ministers, fall well short of solving Schengen’s problems. And the EU is unlikely to even accept all of them.

France’s decision to invoke the EU treaty rather than the NATO one isn’t really about military commitments. Rather, it’s a very canny bit of political maneuvering from Paris.

Senator Chuck Schumer may be breaking with the White House on Syrian refugee resettlement.

The West needs to combat Islamist ideology too.