European publics continue to support the idea of an integrated European project in the area of defense.

France’s Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, may be just the person to shake the Socialist Party out of its torpor and return it to fighting trim. Does he have a shot at the presidency in 2017?

The problem with President Obama’s unprecedented “hands-off” policy for the Middle East.

As bad as the nuclear negotiations seem, things are actually turning out well—or at least as well as could have been expected in a genuinely terrible and terrifying situation.

Why we need a more refined concept of it, that is.

Russian-American relations are in ruins. A look back at decisions made after the Cold War can help us understand what went wrong—and whether the United States had other options.

Pope Francis pointedly spoke of the Armenian genocide at a service this weekend. His remarks are an important reminder that Christians around the world—in Africa and the Middle East specifically—are facing a savage and implacable enemy in militant fundamentalist Islam.

Tony Blair made his return to the political limelight to issue a broadside to Conservative dalliances with euroskepticism. His deft political touch is still in evidence.

Lukashenko latest overtures to the U.S. to engage in the talks over Ukraine are at heart a self-serving ploy.

What liberal statesmen often miss is that for many of America’s adversaries, it is the American system and American civilization that are the enemies.