Two years after the Gaza war of 2014, the political fight over Netanyahu’s handling of it heats up—and the prospect of another war looms.

Washington must work closely with Amman to safeguard the stability of this crucial ally.

Changing demography and imperial ambitions in the near abroad may be too much for Moscow.

The liberal world order is under assault—by the new populists from within and autocrats from without.

The economic roots of populist rage.

History has few examples of a weak power like Russia making so many gains against so powerful a country as the United States.

A Nineveh Plain Province would help to save minority communities in Iraq and be a model for a more decentralized and secure country.

We don’t live in the world the “liberal internationalists” have imagined exists; we live in a world where, more and more, the law of the jungle applies.

Aside from standing back and letting catastrophe unfold in South Sudan, what are our options?

Ohio is a likely bellwether of the outcome of 2016. Its history explains why.