The Syrian Civil War spilled over into Lebanon again, as Hezbollah drove back a “major offensive” by al-Nusra fighters.

This would be the first such move by a member of the EU—and is the product of a line of reasoning that really should be defunct by now.

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has fired her Central Bank head, Juan Carlos Fabrega, and replaced him with someone even further to the left.

Jordan is cracking down on Islamists within its borders at the same time as it pitches in with the anti-ISIS coalition. Keep an eye on this often-overlooked but vital buffer state.

Ugly disagreements are rearing their heads again in the EU, as Italy backs France in busting through its balanced budget commitments.

American airstrikes aren’t doing much damage to ISIS—just giving our enemies cause to ally with each other.

Germany has so few planes working that it might have to bring troops stranded in Afghanistan home with Angela Merkel’s jet.

Under Saudi management, the holiest sight in Islam is being swamped by concrete – and the Turks are not happy.

German defense deficiencies glaringly exposed by recent failed mission, damning parliamentary report.

“The old template for peace must be updated”, the Israeli Prime Minister said, citing the growing alignment between the Sunni states and the Jewish one.