Terms of Engagement

Turkey is more popular now than it has been since the Ottoman Empire. But can it please all of its new friends at the same time?

A former U.S. ally under Bush's Freedom Agenda, the country is now being neglected in the name of "engagement" with Syria -- and the results could be disastrous.

If Obama wants to make progress, he needs to give up on making it overnight.

Americans have gone from gloating over their global influence to bemoaning the loss of it. They were wrong then, and they're wrong now.

Team Obama has just offered Sudan's genocidal tyrant one last olive branch. A hickory switch might work better.

Barack Obama promised to end "the color-coded politics of fear." But we're still living in the shadows.

Paul Kagame is proving to be a pliant Western ally. But a shocking new U.N. report shows why the Rwandan president can no longer claim to be a victim -- and it's time to hold him accountable.

Obama's peace negotiator thinks his success in Northern Ireland should give us hope in the Middle East. But does the analogy really hold?

Two years after a disastrous war, Tbilisi is booming, but Georgians remain on edge, for one overriding reason: They're not sure Barack Obama loves them enough.

It's too early to call the U.S. president a foreign-policy failure. But he does need to figure out what kind of global leader he wants to be.

So what if the WikiLeaks revelations aren't the Pentagon Papers redux? They still do deep damage to President Obama's case for continuing the war.

The U.N. secretary-general must go.