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The U.S. Supreme Court chips away at the separation between church and state.

Is the highly centralized, top-down approach best for China’s future?

From Iraq and Afghanistan to Ukraine, the U.S. always hopes to get “its man” into office quickly — with poor results.

The May 25 presidential election does not matter. Ukraine needs a well-balanced parliamentary system.

Photo Gallery: Scenes of life in the world’s second largest refugee camp.

U.S. foreign policy is driven by acts of symbolism. When they fail, the U.S. is quick to blame others.

The U.S. is issuing frantic wake-up calls on defense – but Europe isn’t listening.

Why cutting U.S. corporate taxes won’t stop a wave of offshore reincorporations.

Why does the U.K. keep aiding and abetting tax cheats?