Russia Helps Assad Reconquer Syria’s Heartland
Russian airstrikes are enabling the regime to retake territory from Syria’s least fanatical rebels.
Russian airstrikes are enabling the regime to retake territory from Syria’s least fanatical rebels.
David Cameron wins support for military action — and splits the opposition Labour Party.
NATO has Turkey’s back, but its brazenness surely raises doubts in Western capitals.
Turkey may have been trying to prevent a unified front being formed to defeat the Islamic State.
Germany sends a frigate and military planes to help its allies fight the Islamic State in Syria.
NATO convenes an emergency session after Turkey shoots down a Russian military jet.
France carries out its first attacks against the self-declared Islamic State from the Charles de Gaulle.
Britain raises military spending and creates two new strike brigades to respond to diverse threats.
President François Hollande announces the deployment of France’s only aircraft carrier.
The Syrian leader’s protectors send forces to support his regime in the areas it still controls.
Rather than attack the Islamic State, Russia bombs in defense of Bashar Assad’s homeland.
A truce between Islamists and Bashar Assad’s allies involves population transfers in the north and south of Syria.
The deal cements France’s growing role as the arms supplier of Western-allied Arab states.
The president urges funding for ships in an area where America has fallen behind Russia.
America’s official explanations for the removal of the air defense system from Turkey make no sense.