Palestinians in Syria have been swept up in the horrific violence. What is the response of the Palestinian Authority?

Greece, Poland, the UK: Voters across Europe are sending a message to Brussels.

There is no alternative to alignment with Europe for post-Soviet countries.

President Obama believes that a nuclear deal with Iran could produce “a new geopolitical equilibrium.” So far, our allies in the Middle East aren’t buying his assurances.

The Secretary of State’s trip to Russia won’t solve any problems, and it makes the Obama administration look weak and desperate.

What does the revelation about Syria cheating on its chemical weapons commitments tell us about the Iran negotiations? Plenty—and it isn’t pretty.

A look at India, Israel, Algeria, Russia and China shows just how secularization and desecularization have worked in tandem through the years.

The problem of targeting an enemy that avoids battles is not new. Consider, for example, the Roman Empire’s 1st-Century war against Tacfarinas in North Africa.

As the dust settles on the UK elections, it’s time to take stock of what lies ahead for David Cameron. His tasks are daunting.

Poland heads for presidential elections tomorrow, which are likely to be a predictable—even boring—affair. What a nice contrast with the rest of Europe, and what a remarkable achievement.