The Trump administration appears to be taking proposals to privatize the war in Afghanistan very seriously. It’s a bad idea.

Beijing has swiftly moved to enforce the latest North Korea sanctions—but with Trump foretelling “fire and fury” rather than negotiations, that cooperation may not last long.

Democratic elites are partly responsible for their party’s geographic handicap.

The VA is one of the frontrunners in telemedicine implementation, and may lead the way for regulatory reform that benefits the general public. Meanwhile, there’s another eager constituency for the technology—parents and schools.

With her cabinet divided, her European interlocutors exasperated, and her domestic mandate weakened, Theresa May is struggling to convince the public she has a handle on divorce talks.

China and Russia are taking advantage of America’s absence to export nuclear power technologies all around the world.

An attack on the Syrian Kurds might be a question of where, not if.

ASEAN’s stronger criticisms of China can’t hide the fact that Beijing is still having its way in the South China Sea.

July saw a sharp decrease in migration from the Mediterranean, but the roots of the crisis remain unaddressed.

Don’t fall for Merkel’s green hype.