Although Montenegro seeks NATO membership in 2016, concerns linger regarding the tiny Adriatic state’s will to fight endemic organized crime and corruption.

For many other interested countries, Reuters brings welcome news. But will it happen?

A sensibIe suggestion but, is what’s sauce for the Syrian goose sauce for the Italian gander?

Many of today’s most consequential geopolitical questions are about who should control territory.

Obamacare is not the future of American health care, not so much because of the opposition of its enemies as because of the design flaws imposed on it by its friends.

Western governments are not taking cyber attacks seriously enough.

A U.S. company is ready to ship America’s first LNG exports in January at a time when the price incentive looks downright bleak.

Leading Shi’a cleric’s death sentence upheld by Supreme Court; choice now falls to king.

The democratic dreams of the Arab Spring have become nightmares of instability and authoritarianism. What went wrong? And what, if anything, should America do about it?

Vladimir Putin’s Russia, always looking for weaknesses to exploit in the international system, appears to be ready to disrupt the global economy in times of conflict.