Jihadi use of the internet and social media has become increasingly sophisticated and dangerous in the dawning era of cyberwar. We must close down their websites, not write reports on them.

New Jersey’s highest court ruled Governor Christie’s decision to cut contributions to the state’s pension fund last year as not in violation of the constitution. Can the state now hammer out a lasting deal?

A new survey by Pew shows that Vladimir Putin has little to fear from public opinion, both in Russia and in Europe.

G-7 leaders made some impressive-sounding climate comments at the end of their recent summit, but their rhetoric masks a deeper problem.

The Assad regime is handing command of its military efforts to Iran. This doesn’t bode well for a despondent Syrian military already on its back foot.

National interests and concerns over sovereignty threaten to scupper plans for a European energy union.

Opportunities are springing up for the Kurds at every turn. So are perils.

New collections of classic works by Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters enable a better appreciation of a beloved but understudied genre of American music.

An effective U.S. China policy is best built on a thorough assessment of the context in which Sino-American relations exist and operate.

Aung San Suu Kyi, like the rest of her country’s elite, is aligning itself with neither China nor America, but is accepting favors from both.