Israel’s long-term strategy against Hamas will not bring clear, satisfying victories, but attrition is its only viable option.

New research suggests robotization and automation are not making good jobs scarce for college grads, but rather that high skill job creation is not keeping pace with the supply of workers.

Indonesia struggled through decades of tumult and quasi-military rule to forge an unlikely democracy. Now it is closer than ever to achieving its potential as a geopolitical and economic powerhouse.

Rock journalist and musician Bob Stanley attempts a full-throated defense of “poptimism” and an encyclopedic account of the American music industry’s rise and fall. Both miss the mark.

Your Monday bad idea: Los Angeles is considering offering cash prizes for lucky voters in a desperate bid to boost turnout.

A large demonstration against Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif is set to take place on the country’s Independence Day, and troops are patrolling the streets.

There is something attractive about a group that calls itself “a community of seekers.” The term nicely fits most of us today.

U.S. policy on democracy support, especially during the Obama administration, has been largely reactive. We seem to be constantly playing (and mostly losing) a giant game of Whac-a-Mole.

As India aims to beef up its military might, the U.S. is seeking a closer defense relationship with it in order to increase pressure on China.

It’s not just in the Middle East where the initiatives of the Obama Administration can be quietly ignored and brushed aside. China, too, is getting in on the latest trend in international relations.