The loss of its core purpose immeasurably weakened NATO, but the alliance is still useful.

The United States must consider the security of every country in the Gulf when thinking about how to deal with Iran.

The cause of the new rivalry is the collapse of distance brought about by the advance of military technology.

One gauge of the success of a rebellion is whether it offers something better than the tyranny it seeks to overthrow.

Part of Africa's challenge is extending good governance and development far beyond the capitals.

The United States does not intend to desert Asia at a time when China's power is growing.

Syria matters and matters momentously to U.S. interests, but Mexico ultimately matters more.

Myanmar could unite the Indian subcontinent, China and Southeast Asia.

If conservative orders are necessary for inter-communal peace, then they may survive or resurface in one form or another.