But a quiet trickle could become a roaring flood.

Israel’s attack on a Hezbollah convoy near the Golan will force the Shi’a group to choose between bad options.

If Putin doesn’t respond decisively to Ukraine’s recapture of Donetsk airport, it will be a sign that Russia is no longer operating on the offensive.

France’s Muslims don’t have the established institutions or communal voice that many presume exists.

Most newly minted English PhDs don’t wind up at the sort of jobs they’re trained for, if they get an academic job at all. Think academia will change its ways? Think again.

In commemoration of those who were murdered yesterday at the offices of Charlie Hebdo, here is Edith Piaf’s La Marseillaise.

A group of American-Jewish leftists is imitating the BDS movement in an attempt to put a right-wing Israeli position beyond the pale. It’s inexcusable—and dangerous to civil society.

With what shall he fix it? And will it stay fixed?

As Xi’s party purge demolishes even the most powerful of officials, he may well become the most powerful leader since Mao himself.

Its crazy client state is driving China’s rivals, South Korea and Japan, closer together—exactly what Beijing does not want.