The Obama administration’s strategy for destroying the Islamic State group, also known as ISIS or ISIL, forces the United States to take sides in Syria’s civil war. But in a three-way war, that can mean taking the wrong side.
A tit-for-tat on the Korean Peninsula;
In Ankara, dithering over missile defense;
Should NATO's missile shield shift to target Russia?;
Moscow focuses on missiles;
Iran's missiles up the ante
Amid Ukraine crisis, more messaging to the Middle East;
A bailout for Rosneft
The president sets U.S. foreign policy but, with regard to Ukraine, Congress has an opportunity to push the United States in a more fruitful direction by approving bipartisan legislation from the Senate that would give Kiev $350 million in military aid to help it fend off Moscow’s advances.
India: No “
One China”
policy without “
One India”
policy;
Beijing wants to host 2022 Winter Olympics