Coke is indeed ‘the real thing’ if reality is about shrewdly offloading risk and responsibiity in order to make loads of money.

A history of confidential U.S.-Cuban talks is valuable, but gets the plot line backwards.

Of two new books on the GOP, one aims large but loses focus; the other homes in on just one man but reveals worlds.

Fouad Ajami was an enthusiastic immigrant and U.S. citizen, but he never lost his longing for progress in the lands he left behind.

As China’s far-flung energy acquisition strategy comes a cropper, the geopolitics of China’s ‘near abroad’ is getting dicey.

As China and the United States contemplate how to shape their mutual relations, each is bound to learn something discomfiting about itself.

China’s growth enables it to be truly, for the first time, a Eurasian power between East Asia and the West. A pan-peripheral grand strategy would suit it best.

Neither democratic theory nor common sense can justify the institution of a public sector union.

The old wise-man consensus about the inefficacy of economic sanctions is truly old. Turns out they often work pretty well these days.

Find out why Turkey’s President recently demanded the extradiction of Fethullah Gülen from Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania.