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The German chancellor is at the center of decisions that will shape the Continent for the foreseeable future.
An American aid worker killed in Syria spoke of the strength, comfort, and freedom she found through prayer.
Fair or not, the West might need to temporarily back down in Ukraine to prevent more violence.
As nuclear negotiations with Iran enter their final months, any deal, if there is to be one, must be credible.
Revulsion over the actions of the Islamic State has prompted calls throughout the Middle East for purging Islamic discourse of extremism.
Condemnation of the Islamic State grows with each violent act the group commits. Even some radicals are appalled.
A conflict that didn't exist a year ago is again widening, and civilians are increasingly being endangered.
The plunging price of oil is today's news. The plunging price of solar energy is even more newsworthy.
Dire predictions did not pan out -- both because of local and international action and because the predictions may have been hyped.
Mr. Putin's version of what caused the Ukraine crisis might strain credulity. By adhering it, he is straining NATO and the EU.