Are there really any justifications for the annexation of Crimea and armed intervention in Ukraine?

Every modern revolutionary movement has sought to change the language. Campus liberals are hardly the first.

What’s been happening in Syria since the “cessation of hostilities” began to take effect about ten days ago? Both less and more than meets the eye of the casual observer.

How the transformation of the world economy shook up Western politics.

The short answer is “no,” but there’s plenty of room for discomfort.

Whoever wins in November, Europeans fear that collective security and Transatlantic relations will not return to center stage.

Unilateral disarmament in the culture wars is impossible when the left is on offense.

Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Mohamed Hassenein Heikal were the products of an Egyptian intellectual class that never imagined a life outside the state, and of serving its ruler.

There is a curious affinity between the recent LGBT movement and conservative religious views about the sexual dimension of human life.

Can China and the United States develop a world order that both will value and defend?