How Western Russia experts fell for “Medvedev the reformer,” and why many of them buy into the Kremlin’s “humiliation” narrative.

Elite failure to manage the growing migrant crisis is putting the future of the European project at risk.

Turkey should take a lesson from its own recent history with Iraqi Kurds, and seek rapprochement with the Syrian Kurds and the Democratic Union Party.

China can’t disentangle politics and its credit markets. The costs continue to grow.

Is the Russian regime under Vladimir Putin becoming a “crazy state”?

When will the U.S. see the connection between Putin’s repression at home and aggression abroad?

Why does Russia always seem to be a step ahead of the U.S. in Syria? The answer is simple: Moscow knows exactly what it wants, and the U.S. doesn’t.

Will the Archbishop of Uganda excommunicate the Archbishop of Canterbury by 2019?

In 2015, movements up and down the rankings had more to do with foreign policy missteps than with any actual achievements.

Can any one biography do justice to the life and accomplishments of America’s fortieth President?