The ruling couldn’t have been better for New Delhi, but where India goes next depends on China’s response.

An influential international body endorses the discredited claim that ISIS wants to protect Christians—not commit genocide against them.

The plot against Erdoğan has laid bare dangerous undercurrents in Turkey.

The Yazidi version of Satan relates in a curious way to a serious Christian tradition about hell and its abolition.

How serious political reporting became a luxury good amid a mass-market media circus.

The following statement was drafted by Ali Wyne, a security fellow with the Truman National Security Project. All of the signatories have signed in their personal capacities. Those who wish to add their names to this statement should contact Ali at awyne@alum.mit.edu.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s comments on the election show that the fiction of the non-partisan justice is fraying, but the looming ideological transformation of the Court threatens to vitiate it altogether.

The coup failed, and Erdogan survived, but the events of July 15 left only losers in their wake.

President Erdoğan will celebrate his deliverance from last night’s coup as a triumph of “democracy”. We need not necessarily join the celebration.

Lenin once observed that in some decades nothing happens, and in some weeks, decades happen. That is the position in which Brexit Britain finds itself today.