André de Nesnera

Experts say group's barbaric actions may be doing as much as President Obama’s appeal to expand anti-IS coalition

Congress has authorized funds to train, equip moderate Syrian rebels fighting Sunni extremist group known as Islamic State, but many tough questions must be answered

Can IS Ultimately Be Defeated?

Former Ambassador to Soviet Union Jack Matlock says seizure of region would not be to Russia's advantage - even though it's of critical importance to Putin

NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) combat mission in Afghanistan ends in a few months, so question is: what next?

NATO’s collective defense doctrine is in the spotlight, given Russia’s recent actions against Ukraine

Russia recently granted former US intelligence worker, who is wanted on espionage charges, a three-year residency permit

Former intelligence contractor, now in Russia, is wanted in US on espionage charges after making public key intelligence documents dealing a secret surveillance programs

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty is considered to be cornerstone of US-Russian nuclear disarmament structure

Poroshenko owns Ukraine’s biggest confectionary company, Roshen, as well as Channel Five - one of the most popular television stations in Ukraine