An analysis of their trade flows suggests so.

We are greatly saddened here at The American Interest to hear about the death of our friend, colleague, and mentor Zbigniew Brzezinski.

China wants to help Egypt construct a new capital—but can they follow through?

The President’s assault on P.C. was at least partly successful. That is both good and bad.

It’s time our allies, and our foreign policy establishment, engage with our President’s worldview on its own terms.

28 Copts killed in point-blank attack on pilgrims.

There is no escaping that the leader of the Free World alienated much of the Free World yesterday in Europe.

There is a case for the federal government to err on the side of restriction and use some of the legal means at its disposal to curb the proliferation of cheap pot.

The decision to extend production cuts was as predictable as it was desperate.

The Manchester leaks are the product of a dangerously arrogant and unaccountable intelligence community.