In the view of many Washington policymakers, Syria is like the Hotel California: You can check out, but never leave.

A Turkish television news report Tuesday claimed that Turkey’s President Recep Erdogan will travel to Damascus Friday and offer prayer at that city’s ancient Great Mosque. His transportation minister ...

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The president-elect’s call to retake the Panama Canal has an irredentist, 19th century flare.

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President Joe Biden on Saturday signed HR 10545, the so-called American Relief Act, 2025, into law, extending current ...

Hence, what one might call the the Bromwich Principle: Staffing not just at the top, but deep into the bureaucracy matters.

The U.S. is at risk of being buffaloed into a bloody war of regional realignment in the wake of Syria’s collapse.

And though the idea may appear far-fetched on the surface, a new Leger poll finds that 13 percent of Canadians would like the ...