The Obama Administration misjudged Asian politics as profoundly (if not quite quite as spectacularly) as it misjudged the Arab Spring.

India’s naval chief is exploring new cooperation with Japan as the two countries grow closer on several fronts.

Ukraine’s latest cyber scare shows the need for a stronger deterrence posture against Russia.

While pension fund bigwigs try to limit donations to think tanks advocating pension reform, California reaffirms its commitment to keeping pension money out of tobacco.

The judge struck down a legal challenge to a fracking permit in northern England.

Those who fear that “war on terror” rhetoric leads to poor choices in the conflict need to rebase their arguments—not on whether there is a war on terror but on how best to fight it.

The French decision not to punish Christine Lagarde, despite a guilty verdict, will only strengthen the perception that elites are untouchable and unaccountable.

It’s probably not Sarajevo 1914 all over again. But don’t be so sure that this event will bring the Russians and Turks together, either.

As temperatures drop, deadly smog is once again moving into the country’s urban areas.

One of Putin’s fiercest critics cannot join the outrage against Donald Trump’s pick for Secretary of State.