A Paris mob attacked a synagogue when an anti-Israel march got out of hand on Sunday. Anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise in France and across Europe.

As Iraq disintegrates, minorities are praising the impartial protection of the Kurdish peshmerga. Meanwhile, Iraq’s central government has been accused of massacring Sunni prisoners.

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Turkey has already voiced support for an independent Iraqi Kurdistan, and recently took yet another important step toward making peace with its Kurdish population.

China and Russia are making power plays in Latin America, and Argentina’s debt problems may provide an opening.

The Iraqi Prime Minister accused the Kurds of harboring ISIS terrorists, in the latest of a series of ugly speeches. But there’s nothing Baghdad can do to prevent an independent Kurdistan.

North Korea lodged a formal protest at the UN against a new Seth Rogen comedy about the assassination of Kim Jong-Un, calling it a “war action.”

The New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission threatened ride-share service Lyft with potentially crippling fines one day after it announced its arrival in the Big Apple. More competition would be better for all, not only between Uber and traditional taxi services, but between Uber and Lyft as well.

Illinois pension reform plans appear dead in the water after a State Supreme Court ruling yesterday. The blue model remains unshaken even as the state’s fiscal crisis deepens.

Walter Russell Mead examines the geopolitics of Africa for Aspenia Italia.