Events could be coming to a head, four years after the U.S. intervention.

Boko Haram’s new excursions into Cameroon exploit West Africa’s inability to cooperate across international boundaries in response to the Islamist threat.

The President is tightening his grip on the levers of state power.

China continues to walk back some of its aggressive policies, withdrawing a threat against foreign civilian aircraft within its ADIZ.

China appears to be walking back its most aggressive policies toward Vietnam, as it has been doing with Japan.

An entrepreneur won an important victory against crony capitalism in Kentucky this year, the first of its kind in a long while. Here’s to more of the same in 2015.

With what shall he fix it? And will it stay fixed?

And we don’t expect 2015 to be much better.

The Japanese have never been overly fond of Koreans. Now they are even less so, though Seoul and Tokyo have foreign-policy interests in common.

Just as the Medicaid Expansion is starting to show signs of serious strain, Texas’s Governor-elect is reconsidering his state’s decision to reject it.