India eyeing larger presence in Andamans;
Sri Lanka to launch war crimes investigation;
Maldives President visits Pakistan;
Beijing wants cooperation from Delhi on Indian ocean mining;
Taliban launches attacks on Badakhshan
The U.S. government's vast apparatus for data collection touches every aspect of human activity. But how can a system that seemingly has the capability to know absolutely everything still get major events so wrong?
Britain's Jihadis return home;
Pushback in Tunisia;
How the Islamic state is sneaking into Europe;
The Islamic State's resilient terror economy;
In the Sahara, cracks in Islamist identification;
Australia's hard line
Beijing reverses on price controls for prescription drugs;
Chinese lakes drying up at unprecedented rate
When it comes to the prospects of war in Europe, perhaps we simply aren't asking the right questions. For months now, Russia watchers within the Beltway and in European capitals have been preoccupied with anticipating the next moves of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the year-old conflict taking place in Ukraine.