A new TAI piece lays out the details of what it’s like to live in ISIS-ruled Mosul.

New numbers show just how significantly the Shi’ite militias outnumber the Iraqi army.

The Eurogroup and the Greeks are speaking different languages.

Requests like this one are likely to become more frequent.

Allowing the British military to slip below the 2% NATO target would damage the alliance, the President warns.

The President has largely failed to turn America’s Israel policy into a partisan issue. If he speaks to Congress as planned, Bibi would be wise to avoid any appearance of playing politics himself.

Europe’s economies are on diverging paths, making it harder for policymakers trying to address the euro’s problems.

Factions within the new Greek ruling party dream of a socialist future that cannot be attained within the eurozone.

A WaPo story struck a glancing blow at best, but such attempts to draw blood mark the real start of a presidential campaign.

Iran’s power-producing capacity is far from keeping up with its demand for electricity.