Last of Declared Chemical Weapons Removed from Syria
An international effort to dismantle Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal draws to a close, but Assad could still have poison gasses.
An international effort to dismantle Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal draws to a close, but Assad could still have poison gasses.
Radical Islamists consolidate their gains in the north of Iraq while the army abandons its border posts.
Rather than seeking rapprochement with Sunnis, Iraq’s Shia prime minister is relying heavier on his own sect.
Aggression in the East and South China Seas need not be part of a plan to push the Americans out.
The Turkish prime minister tries to shift blame to the opposition, but it is his own foreign policy that has failed.
Taking advantage of an Islamist offensive in the west, the Kurds inch closer to independence.
Sunni militants’ conquest of Mosul puts them in a strategically better position vis-à-vis Iraq and Syria.
The West’s desire to isolate Russia does not seem to resonate in Asia, where interests trump liberal ideals.
Militants capture police stations and military checkpoints as Iraqi troops flee their positions.
General Prayuth Chan-ocha says new elections can only be called after a period of reconciliation and reform.
The military says it has to step in to restore order and push through necessary political reforms.
India’s conservative opposition wins an historic election victory under Narendra Modi’s leadership.
Exit polls put India’s conservative leader, Narendra Modi, far ahead of the ruling Congress party.
Turkey might be trying to pressure its Western allies into making concessions. That is not without risks.
India pays Russia to deliver weapons to Afghanistan, setting the stage for a proxy war with Pakistan.