International Relations

Senior officials from Damascus and Riyadh are talking about transition and sovereignty. But Tehran might not be willing to let go.

Rightsizing the U.S. Role

Turkey and United States said on Sunday that Washington would withdraw its Patriot missile batteries from the country in October after bolstering Ankara's air defenses against threats from Syria

"Unfortunately, there are few signs that U.S. officials have learned that their preference for authoritarians is both sleazy and counterproductive."

The recent collapse of coalition government talks between the Justice and Development Party (AKP) and Republican People's Party (CHP) has increased the chances for early elections in Turkey

Anyone looking for the biggest immediate impact from Iran’s nuclear deal may want to turn away from the Middle East and toward the Indian subcontinent.

President Obama was in a reflective mood when he met with a group of journalists at the White House on Wednesday afternoon, a few hours after he delivered a combative speech defending the Iran deal.

Mainstream Jewish-American organizations, including the neocon side in America, have declared war on President Obama's Iran nuclear deal.

It’s time to let the U.S. military get creative with partners on the ground — and let pilots above open a can of whoop-ass on the Islamic State.

India's cancelation of a $12 billion program to purchase 126 combat aircraft eliminates an opportunity for domestic industry to build sophisticated aircraft based on transfer of Western technology