Strained U.S.-Pakistani relations hamper U.S. diplomatic and intelligence efforts in the country.
Greece's economic and political development show traces of a legacy not wholly in the modern West.
Military intervention should correspond to the size of the mission.
Unless authorities find evidence to charge a suspect, the bombmaker will likely become more proficient and strike again.
The current communist dictatorship may be the most benign Chinese leaders Americans will see in their lifetime.
Western observers looked at Egypt and the Arab Spring and saw what they wanted and expected to see.
Authorities cannot afford to ignore militants who make tradecraft errors.
Russia is trying to take advantage of Europe's financial upheaval wherever it can.
