International Relations

America's political class has effectively acquiesced in a winnowing away of the country’s military supremacy, come rain or shine.

Tehran's longstanding arms trafficking and missile research efforts highlight the problem with wholesale removal of weapons restrictions.

African Union troops are having their "worst year" in Somalia since 2011. Can they still mount a final offensive against the al Qaeda-linked group?

Diplomats and human rights workers claim that America’s closest ally in Iraq is engaged in a campaign of ethnic cleansing designed to push Arabs out of the future Kurdish state.

U.S. warplanes flying over East Africa have bombarded al-Shabab targets in the past week with a series of strikes in Somalia, shifting from pinprick attacks that strictly focus on the jihadis’ leader

The Perils of Building a Safe Haven in Syria

A nuclear accord could be just what the mullahs in Tehran need to turn into responsible actors.

How Private Military Contractors Undermine 
World Order

The Children of ISIS

How Israel Can Live with the Iranian Nuclear Agreement