Greens rejoice! Car-sharing service Uber is not only making car ownership in metropolitan areas less necessary. It also appears to be spurring on the adoption and development of public transportation.

Tenure is not the only or even the main reason that we have bad teachers in primary and secondary schools in California or elsewhere. But nevertheless, we should not shy away from asking, “Whom does tenure benefit?”

As the Scottish independence movement runs out of steam, uglier elements are starting to emerge among the nationalists. J.K. Rowling is having none of it.

Laos is starting construction on a set of dams on the Mekong, angering its neighbors and threatening to draw China and the U.S. into another southeast Asian water battleground.

When no values are worth fighting for, all that matters is the fight itself, and victory, no matter what the cause. It’s both a understandable and eminently dangerous sentiment that has led to much suffering in the 20th century.

When no values are worth fighting for, all that matters is the fight itself, and victory, no matter what the cause. It’s both a understandable and eminently dangerous sentiment that has led to much suffering in the 20th century.

From new fighter jets to drones, China’s air force is quickly gaining on the West.

Business as usual: Angela Merkel sees no problem with the French sale of the Mistral carriers to Russia.

Seventy years ago, D-Day marked the pinnacle of the U.S.-UK “special relationship.” Today British military power is a shell of its former self.

Modi seems intent on putting a more muscular India in the middle of the Game of Thrones in East Asia. He’s already deepening Delhi’s relationship with China’s rivals: Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, and others.