The U.S. considers maybe bombing Assad—just as his fate may be sealed anyway.

A new raft of anti-red-tape proposals points to a coalition for a freer EU.

ISIS is on the march, taking yet another strategic location. ISIS’ dream of a Sunni state in the midst of the ruins of Iraq and Syria grows closer by the day

Libya is a mess. Curious reporters should be asking questions about our past and future strategy there.

As the Iranian ship approaches Yemeni waters, a familiar refrain.

Two recent canonizations are the latest gesture the media has willfully misinterpreted.

Does we support Shi’a militias in a potential bloodbath, or wave goodbye to Iraq as we know it?

In a sign of the times, an op-ed in a major Israeli paper proposes the unthinkable.

Full coverage is now up of WRM and the Archbishop of New York talking about Christians in the Middle East.

The Iranian “aid” ship bound for Yemen will not be stopped short of war, Iran warns.