France has Europe’s largest Muslim and Jewish communities. The outbreaks of anti-Semitic violence since the Second Intifada are only the most visible signs of an unstable and fraught situation.

Discretion may be the better part of valor for defenders of democracy.

China and the U.S. each need the other to remain economically vibrant, and both will benefit from a U.S.-led global order.

Japan is worried by America’s “strategic ambiguity” and uncertain about its own future.

Obama should be thinking of his place in history as he ponders what to do about Ukraine.

The President takes the long view, and his caution in the global arena is no mistake.

The Obama Administration’s foreign policy has been one long parade of errors.

The leader of the world’s only superpower just “wants to be alone.” Part of the symposium: “America Self-Contained?“

A strong U.S.-Egyptian relationship is necessary for the United States to achieve its many objectives in the Middle East. And permanent estrangement, which looks increasingly likely, is not a foregone conclusion.

Carefully thinking through Russia’s different tactical options for invading Ukraine would have seemed unnecessarily alarmist as little as a few weeks ago. Today, it seems downright prudent.