The recent Berlin Summit may not have achieved much on the surface, but it did clarify some important aspects of the Ukraine crisis.

We are entering a new Cold War on the information front.

The Battle for Aleppo is the ultimate turning point for the Syrian civil war. It’s also a powder keg for relations between Russia and the West.

The Iran nuclear deal will not be viewed favorably by future historians.

Different core interests are keeping Iran and Russia from seeing eye-to-eye on Assad’s fate after the Syrian civil war.

It would appear that Russian leaders aren’t ready to put the Ukraine conflict on ice.

Will elections in the Donbas thaw out Ukraine’s frozen conflict and move the Minsk II process forward?

The geopolitical order is changing, and Washington should take heed.

The U.S., if not careful, could find itself fighting two wars in the Asia Pacific.

Nuclear weapons have once again permeated the debate over Europe’s security.