At first glance, Turkey seems more dependent on Russian energy than ever. But Erdogan is playing a more complicated game.

Let’s not roll out the red carpet as Saudi Arabia enters the movie business.

Putin’s fourth term is shaping up to look a lot like his third—but with even more state repression and violence.

Hezbollah’s victory in Sunday’s Lebanese elections is virtually guaranteed—but there are signs that discontent is growing among its support base.

The European Union must brace itself for more confrontations over the enforcement of its liberal democratic standards—even if that forces a fundamental reckoning with its identity.

In the midst of tragedy, it’s worth recalling how journalists in Afghanistan risk their lives daily for decency, tolerance, and peace.

In toppling Armenia’s long-serving leader, the protests in Yerevan have already surpassed all expectations. How did it happen—and what comes next?

The Fox News host’s radical relativism is all too familiar to anyone acquainted with Russian propaganda.

Sargsyan’s resignation may not suffice to address the long-brewing anger against Armenia’s establishment—nor resolve the country’s main geopolitical conundrum.

Modi’s visit to China this week could lead to an easing of their strained ties—but any reset will benefit Beijing far more than New Delhi.