Poland’s purchase of an advanced American standoff missile has the potential to shake up the strategic calculus in the east.

The banking crisis in Europe may be at an end, but the political crisis is heating up as the far-left and far-right gain traction.

In the long run, the Eurocrats won’t win against tech-based disruptions of regulated industries—even if Uber keeps accumulating bad publicity.

Everywhere, the President’s foreign policy has miscarried. Does The Prince have any advice that might yet rescue the situation, and with it the President’s power?

Putin’s path of least resistance is the path of greatest danger for Russia.

Hizzoner wants to fly with the common man, but like the elite.

Hillary v. Jeb would be a fascinating showdown—the Bushes have gone populist, while the Clintons have climbed into liberal high society.

Brinksmanship may be giving way to targeted reforms.

Taliban militants have attacked a school in Peshawar, Pakistan, killing over 130 people, mostly children, with victims as young as 10.

The Ukraine Freedom Support Act of 2014 imposes harsh sanctions on key Russian economic sectors and authorizes the President to give lethal aid to Ukraine for the first time. But Obama appears to be opting to hold his fire for now.