The presidential election shattered the assumption that the United States would remain committed to European security no matter what. Now Europe has a decision to make.

If you miss the excitement of campaign season, look to France, where next year’s presidential race promises to be a crucial reckoning of the challenges facing Europe.

As Trump’s election and its aftermath show, Jews still play a role in the passion plays of others.

Nearly one hundred years after the Russian Revolution, what’s left of Marxism?

How to put intelligence to work against ISIS terrorists returning from Syria to their countries of origin.

Does a new phase in China’s post-Deng era of corruption mean lights out for the Communist Party?

Four roots of the current crisis in Western relations with Russia.

Smart energy policy could give the next President his best prospect for spurring growth in manufacturing jobs—and thus delivering on the promises his voters think matter most.

Fidel Castro wanted an independent path for Cuba. He leaves a shattered society and a desperately poor country behind him, less able to shape its destiny than it was in 1959.

Trump should learn from the Obama Administration’s mistakes and bet on the friends we already have.