Syrian opposition activists posted a video that allegedly shows a chemical weapons attack by regime forces.

A system of alliances emerges to counter China in the South China Sea.

After first saying that the military had not declared a coup, Thailand’s army chief backtracked and now says it has. He insists that it was “necessary” to take control, and by most accounts, there is very little disagreement with the decision.

Militant Islam could once again threaten India, and Modi isn’t likely to turn the other cheek in response.

They’re a nasty bunch, and they’re expected to make big gains in this week’s EU parliament election.

A gruesome attack on the Nigerian city of Jos has killed over a hundred people. As social media activists continue to protest the kidnapping of the Nigerian schoolgirls, they’d do well to keep the extent of Nigeria’s problems in mind.

The hacking charges brought by the Department of Justice against five Chinese military officials will certainly enrage China, not to mention color its views of U.S. policy in Asia. Let’s just hope it was a deliberate move.

Thailand’s military declared martial law early on Tuesday morning. It’s not a coup, the army chief said, no matter how much it looks like one.

An able and confrontational leader who is close to Japan, Modi could become a problem for China.

What kind of culture war issue could ally Catholics and feminists against Evangelicals and gay rights advocates? Meet the “gestational carrier” for hire.