U.S. negotiators now seem set to tolerate an Iranian path to nuclear weapons. This would set off a catastrophic arms race.

Go ahead, tie us up in red tape, the big banks say.

Qatar recalls its ambassador from Cairo over Libya bombings.

The lack of interoperability presents a structural shift away from the alliance.

The terms of the Greek capitulation are in some ways even more severe than a straight-up continuation of the bailout program.

The political establishment is trending toward hawkishness—while the public becomes downright Jacksonian.

But is the Administration listening?

New German defense strategy refocuses on protecting Eastern Europe.

American involvement in Libya was one of the most prominent bullet points on Hillary’s resume as Secretary of State.

Greece’s current troubles are a symptom of a deeper corruption at the heart of an economy dominated by oligarchs. If Syriza can smash the oligarchic power structure, it may give the country a chance—if.