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Trump’s expansion of state power undermines the West’s core achievement: limits on authority.

Reconstruction efforts in the battered territory are better planned and organized than many realize.

As Nordic countries rethink their security, seeking nuclear weapons would bring more problems than solutions.

Trump’s pick did not rattle markets, but the Fed’s future and independence remains uncertain.

Surging demand—and prices—for the mineral stand to benefit exporters in Latin America.

U.S. allies are uniquely vulnerable to coercion by the United States.

The Pentagon quietly released the major policy document.

The European Union is also increasing the pressure on Tehran with new sanctions and a terrorism designation.

“All the evidence points to a permanent U.S. military presence,” one expert said.

A redrawing of maps in Yemen, Somalia, and elsewhere might serve U.S. interests.

Sycophancy and ideology have replaced realistic assessments of dangers.

Germany and Poland can be the continent’s future—but can’t manage their politics today.

A brief history of how Saudi and Emirati grand strategies diverged.

Current trendlines point to more U.S. military engagement in the region, not less.

Senators attacked the Trump administration’s justification for Maduro’s capture.