The editor-in-chief of Turkey’s largest newspaper is among those seized.

The military government expels a U.S. scholar at the border, but Egyptian academics have it even worse.

Intelligence collectors did not have the benefit of 20/20 hindsight—unlike the Senate committee.

Is this a flaw in the negotiating agreement? From Iran’s point of view, this might be the point of the negotiations.

Burden-sharing, or a multi-power struggle?

An advising mission to Kurdistan marks a historical turning-point.

The measure may help Republicans in the short term, but the Republic as a whole in the long run.

Maduro and his henchmen are evil, as well as buffoonish. But is this the best way to handle them?

ISIS and the Assad regime fight each other far less than they do the moderates, statistics show.

Will the report sway public opinion enough to create lasting change?