Volume Two of the Pumphrett Papers.

The Clinton-Trump battle puts an American expat in the hot seat, and has him dreaming of how the United States could be more like Europe.

An expanded Israeli navy will be key for that country’s national strategy in coming years—and an asset for U.S. strategy, too.

Former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon talks to TAI editor Adam Garfinkle about Israel’s future.

The legacy of the Protestant Reformation, nearly 500 years after it all began.

Putin plays peacemaker in Lebanon, hoping to realize his Middle East ambitions. Will it work?

What the Israeli public thinks of Clinton vs. Trump, and why.

How Moscow manipulates the Russian diaspora in Eastern Europe to gain influence and sometimes territory.

David Simon’s under-appreciated Show Me a Hero offers hope that racial divides can be mended, and past injustices overcome.

Energy reform in Ukraine is crucial to its political stability and economic prosperity. If it is to succeed, the United States and other backers will have to do much more to help.