A contentious court case is reviving old animosities between Ankara and Athens.

A cool €100 billion is the new estimated Brexit tax that the EU may ask Britain to pay.

Trump’s latest outburst on THAAD and trade will hardly help shore up U.S.-South Korean relations.

Those prophesying apocalyptic doom under President Trump have not come out looking so good.

Students are majoring in liberal arts at the lowest rate since 1948—and maybe even since 1900, depending on how you look at things.

Will a win for the “radical center” signal anything more than a slow decline of the status quo toward failure?

If federalism means anything at all, it means that states and cities should, unless some grave emergency exists, be responsible for their own transit and transportation infrastructure.

China and the US retain fundamentally different assumptions about the Kim regime’s vulnerability.

Turks in Europe’s most liberal countries overwhelmingly voted for illiberalism in Turkey’s referendum.

Southern Europe’s economic woes have sent birthrates plummeting, as one crisis begets another.