The migrant crisis is pushing Sweden’s formerly fringey, xenophobic party to the forefront of national politics.

The Syrian war has come to Europe. Half-hearted diplomatic efforts will not keep it at bay any more.

And Islamic State fighters are still not Lord Voldemort’s Death Eaters. It’s time for the West to face some unpleasant truths.

Successes in the campaign against IS in Iraq and Syria are creating opportunities for the United States to shift the momentum of the conflict.

Two prominent public intellectuals chart out a political way forward for Evangelicals in America.

We should take a moment to compose ourselves before crafting a response to ISIS’s outrages, lest we make things worse. (And yes, things can get worse.)

The West needs to combat Islamist ideology too.

Xi Jinping’s summit with Ma Ying-jeou shows that China may have changed tactics, but it is still committed as ever to pressuring Taiwan back into the fold.

The debate we are having over the acceptance of Syrian refugees is not the conversation the country needs.

To cut the flow of recruits and funds to ISIS, we must make ISIS look unattractive and weak—drab. This is what we have to teach our enemies and those tempted to join them: disenchantment.