Putin moves troops into Trump’s backyard
Putin has expressed ‘solidarity with the Venezuelan people’
Putin has expressed ‘solidarity with the Venezuelan people’
But what would you do if there was no risk of being caught? Some people want to kill
Ahmed al-Sharaa is the former al-Qaeda and ISIS firebrand turned interim leader of Syria
She’s my friend. And a patriot
He is using the two-and-a-half months between Election Day and Inauguration Day to re-plunge himself into the world of international diplomacy
The Florida senator is one of the most hawkish options Trump could pick to head the State Department
He doesn’t do, he dithers
Plus: Soros staffers unionize — and immediately get laid off
Suddenly countries usually fraught with turmoil are negotiating with each other
What happened in Turkey is a sign of what’s to come in the Pacific Northwest
The West may not like it, but the Middle East is making its peace with Bashar al-Assad
Those looking for the new Casablanca would not have been disappointed with this Turkish city
The US could not have just easily absconded from Afghanistan
They’ve run roughshod over their neighbors and collaborated with America’s enemies
This strange friendship has limits, but its growth could spell trouble
Russia is on fire, but the expansionist impulse remains
As in Afghanistan, the Syrian state is being rebuilt on drugs and violence
Tunisia is sliding into tyranny
The Ukraine crisis could lead to a long-term change in the fabric of these societies
Doing business in unstable and undemocratic countries is a huge risk