“Death to Israel” chants in Amman reveal how the Palestinians can still derail Israel’s regional diplomacy.

In handcuffing Trump with Russia sanctions, Congress may have opened up a whole new can of worms—and sparked retaliation from Moscow to Berlin.

The result came down to ethnocultural identification among the decision-makers more than lawyerly arguments and fact-checks.

There are good reasons to re-think U.S. commitments in Syria. But ending support to the rebels will pose real costs for no clear benefit.

Despite last-minute objections from the president, the administration has re-certified Iran’s nuclear compliance.

The Russia scandal is dominating Washington politics and media. Ordinary voters see things differently.

In an op-ed for Handelsblatt, Putin couches his case for sanctions relief in liberal pieties.

Is outreach to Russia a wise move? Probably not. But President Trump is going in stronger than most give him credit for.

Millennials finally catch a break.

Coping with the labor shortage in Japan will accelerate robotization, with profound effects for the global economy.