Weapons deals have been key to the warming relations between the two countries.

Fundamentalist Islamist movements have been spreading in Africa—and the situation will likely worse before it gets better.

Brussels is releasing new proposals to craft a coherent EU-wide energy strategy—a direct response to Gazprom’s grip on the continent.

Repercussions of Syria are reaching Europe—and Putin knows it.

The systematic neglect of the basic and necessary services of national life in the pursuit of visionary goals is turning out to be one of the most costly ways the Boomers let the U.S. down.

Getting housing policy right is one of the most important things a country can do for itself—and getting it right means making it work for young people.

Until Congress gets its act together, the American system will continue to underperform.

Could Australia’s experiments in privatization be a model for the United States?

The next President can’t help walking into four distinct strategy traps. The first one: The sheer scarcity of time.

Spending cuts threaten intelligence capabilities—especially in IT.