Leaders of the attempted coup in Burundi were arrested this morning. Protestors, however, vow to continue their demonstrations against the country’s President.

The UN climate chief is busy lowering expectations for December’s historic climate summit in Paris.

The Baltic States are going to ask NATO to multiply the number of ground combat forces stationed in the Baltics by more than 20 times.

The sole success of the Arab Spring may be in danger of returning to old habits.

President Obama believes that a nuclear deal with Iran could produce “a new geopolitical equilibrium.” So far, our allies in the Middle East aren’t buying his assurances.

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe has been fighting hard to change Japan’s constitutional restrictions on its ability to wage war. But it’s a big step from making something technically constitutional to making it the law,

Israeli intelligence shows the group emplacing military hardware among civilians.

Thousands of refugees who headed to Malaysia after Thai crackdown on migrant boats are told they won’t be allowed to land.

The Secretary of State’s trip to Russia won’t solve any problems, and it makes the Obama administration look weak and desperate.

A coup was attempted last night against Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza. Government forces claim to have regained control, but the situation on the ground remains opaque as fighting continued this morning.