Military veterans and the shaping of American politics.

China’s pollution books are either messy or cooked. Either option emphasizes the Potemkin nature of a supposedly binding global climate accord.

Who would have thought that real cowboy versifying was still around as late as the 1950s?

The answer, in short, is democracy. The U.S. should do more to defend it.

As the clock counts down to implementation, the U.S. needs to move quickly to correct the flaws and close the loopholes of the JCPOA.

Fresh off his party’s stunning election victory, will Erdogan get in the way of U.S. plans, or work with Washington toward a grand bargain on Syria and Iraq?

How same-sex marriage could lead to a setback for women.

The Law and Justice party’s sweeping victory in Poland will reshape the country’s politics, but predictions of a euroskeptic lurch are premature.

By dint of its new deals, Beijing has gained a voice in UK and European business.

The refugee crisis has revived an old idea in Europe: differentiated integration.