The fight against terrorism is no closer to success today than it was a decade ago when, in the wake of the September 11 terror attacks, President George W. Bush declared a Global War on Terrorism.

Bashar al-Assad acts with impunity because he perceives U.S. strategy to be scattershot.

Is Syria is "next"and willHizbullah will soon be on the receiving end of a Tora Bora-like bombing campaign? The answer to both questions is "no."

Without change, the United Nations will remain an uncertain instrument, both for its 191 member governments and for those who look to it for salvation.

North Korea is pushing for an agreement with the United Statesthat is based purely on trust.

Five years have passed since the horrific attack on our American homeland, and, still, there is one serious, undeniable fact we have yet to confront.

Today, more than ever, Europe is singing President Bush's tune.

Internal conditions of the three entities are hugely significant for any peace between Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organizationand Syria.