The stories of an American ex-Marine and a Christian pastor imprisoned in the Islamic Republic, the nuclear deal that will likely leave them behind bars, and the two women fighting for their freedom.

Terrorism is taking root along the banks of the Nile, threatening to plunge Egypt into another lost decade.

The game isn’t over for Erdoğan and the AKP. Now would be a good time for the West to pay attention to what’s going on in Turkey.

Hong Kong’s democracy activists just scored a big win against Beijing. Will it turn out to be a pyrrhic victory?

Many Americans developed a view in the first decade of this century that Europe was no longer a priority for our diplomacy. We were very wrong.

What Dean Acheson and George Ball’s criticisms of the Anglo-American relationship can tell us about it—and what they can’t.

Brigitte Berger, 1928 – 2015

The EU certainly needs reform, but David Cameron’s use of the Brexit threat to get his way is unlikely to serve the UK well, much less Europe.

Leaps in technology are moving us toward a revolution in transportation. But to predict how this will change society, we need to look beyond the automotive industry.

Are presidents and prime ministers as important to the special relationship as the military and civilian professionals in both governments who work with, befriend, and trust each other?