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His improv foreign policy may infuriate hawks, but ultimately it lacks coherence.
France, Germany, and other European countries should take the lead in fighting ISIS.
Trying to discern contemporary U.S. grand strategy presumes a coherence that simply isn't there.
Russia's president cuts through the Beltway groupthink in explaining his country's interests.
America keeps trying to see conflicts with the Muslim world through the failed lens of ideology.
Bret Stephens adds to the pile of thin attempts to justify America's global policing.
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan managed Britain's decline by following Kennedy's lead.
The opportunity to dramatically change American foreign policy may have died with James Foley.
