Moscow lost the Cold War. Will Vladimir Putin win the peace?

An expanded Israeli navy will be key for that country’s national strategy in coming years—and an asset for U.S. strategy, too.

Former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon talks to TAI editor Adam Garfinkle about Israel’s future.

Peter Thiel wants America to be a “normal country”.

The legacy of the Protestant Reformation, nearly 500 years after it all began.

Putin—along with many Russians—continues to chase fantasies of Russia’s past glory, at the expense of his country’s future.

Why did the U.S. mainstream media behave so credulously toward the Syrian regime and the Obama Administration on Syria’s chemical weapons declarations?

What the Republican Party could and should have known about Donald Trump.

A murky tale of spycraft, diplomacy and intrigue in the Balkans suggests that Russia’s secret services are ratcheting up their efforts to an unprecedented degree.

Putin plays peacemaker in Lebanon, hoping to realize his Middle East ambitions. Will it work?