The region-wide sectarian war is heating up.

Reports suggest Erdogan’s handpicked successor may not be as pliant as thought.

The United States has so far largely managed to keep its instincts about promoting human rights in check as it courts the authoritarian regimes of the Mekong. After these kinds of comments, however, one wonders how long this kind of relationship can last.

At best, this is a pretty big unforced error. With Team Obama six and a half years into the presidency, they shouldn’t be dropping the ball on something like this.

Worried about Russia’s selling Argentina long-range strike jets, the UK is boosting its defense in the Falkland Islands.

Fearing a spillover from the ongoing sectarian battle in neighboring Yemen, Saudi Arabia has positioned military forces along the Yemeni border.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo attacked China’s legal argument for expansion in the East and South China Seas, and established a maritime forum with Japan.

Concerns about how smoking or drinking affects children raise major problems for the pro-choice movement. As technology improves, expect to see more contradictions on display.

A union lobbyist in Illinois got a pension after substitute-teaching for a day. Now he’s brought a lawsuit that could increase those benefits

Greece has been here before: controlled by Europe, unhappy about it, but unwilling to totally walk away. Will this time be different?