In Syria, the U.S. government has to do much more than pressure Russia.
India and the Threat of Islamist Terrorism
So far, ISIS has not turned its attention heavily toward the religiously diverse target.
American Security Policy After Obama
The final year will cap Obama’s global legacy, but also set the pace for his successor.
The End of the Age of Reason?
The United States, Russia, the Islamic State and the new irrational world.
Ending the War in Syria and Iraq: Strategic Steps
A responsible military and political plan to isolate ISIS geographically, militarily and diplomatically.
Getting Real: Facing Necessary Facts in Syria and Iraq
Washington’s admitting some hard truths is a pre-requisite to defeating ISIS.
The Christian Terror of Saint Augustine
In an earlier era, rampaging monks sought to create the Christian equivalent of the ISIS caliphate.
The Libel Equating Islam With Terror
The homegrown attacks in the U.S. and Europe have more in common with secular mass shooters than with Mideast jihad.
Why ISIS May Be Targeting France
By seeking to destabilize France, already struggling economically, ISIS aims at bringing down the whole European Union.
U.S. and Syria: Focus on the Saudi Factor
How terror attacks in Paris calls for revising U.S. policy in Syria.