Did Putin get felled by a stroke? He hasn’t been seen in public since March 6.

If you are inclined toward apostasy, do it in Utah rather than the Middle East. And thank God for the constitution of the United States!

With a surge in bombing attacks possibly related to a major investment conference, Egypt is facing serious economic and security problems.

Today marks the anniversary of the United States’ firebombing of Tokyo in World War 2, which killed 105,400 civilians in a single night. It is important to reflect on what war is, and why it is worth working hard to prevent it.

The only way he sees sanctions increasing is if Russian-backed rebels restart the war.

Xi is centralizing power in a way China hasn’t seen since Mao.

Russia appears to have triumphed on the battlefield in Ukraine, but in doing so it has done at least as much damage to itself as its poor neighbor.

Speaking out against Russian human rights abuses from the safety of Washington is easy. Doing it in Russia is hard. Doing it even though no one seems to care takes a steeliness of nerve few have.

Erdogan takes a financial gamble to keep Turkey’s economic bubble from popping.

What are the prospects for immigrants assimilating—in Europe as well as in the United States? Perhaps not as bad as you might believe.