European leaders, having embarked on the project of rapidly integrating large numbers of immigrants from a failing society into their own, may have a day of reckoning ahead, perhaps sooner than most people expected it to come.

Today’s Russian Orthodox Church is the child of the Soviet-era Church, which a relentless KGB subordinated to Communist power.

The last year of an administration, as seen from the inside.

Two examples from deep blue Massachusetts, which both feature intrusions into the private sphere by various institutions, demonstrate why we should be cautious about taking strong positions in these cases.

Croatia received a number of bids this week for an LNG import terminal that would help it diversify away from Russian gas supplies.

Pension reform is a daunting task—and may turn out to be an impossible one if courts and administrative agencies keep blocking progress at every turn.

If we leave religion out of our national conversation, we end up with a vapid conversation that doesn’t address the deepest realities that move most of the people in this country.

A chart from Heterodox Academy shows a sharp rise in the number of self-identified liberal professors, at the expense of conservatives and moderates.

Putin rings in the New Year with a blustery new National Security Strategy.

What you can learn about Russian geopolitics at an art show in Venice.