Politically correct climate change orthodoxy has completely destroyed our ability to think rationally about the environment.

The world’s ‘informal economy’ doesn’t just exist in poor countries, and it isn’t small-in size or in its effect.

Unraveling the ensemble of motives behind France’s sale of amphibious assault craft to Russia is no simple matter.

The information revolution has rendered obsolete the legacy legal regime on intellectual property rights, enabling spying for commercial purposes to morph into a strategic issue.

Spying, mole-planting, subversion, and financial arm-twisting are major components of Moscow’s new hybrid campaign against European democracies.

Putin is leveraging foreign policy for domestic purposes, a flip made possible by a globalized world.

The Ukraine problem is more about the West than it is about Russia.

The U.S. is still well in the lead in the race to attract international students to its universities. But other countries are getting better at this game.

The challenge to Illinois’s pension reform is heading to the state supreme court. Here’s how the state is feeling the pinch from its long-term pension mismanagement.

Way back in 2006, Obama’s Defense Secretary nominee proposed an interesting plan for nuclear power’s future in an issue of The American Interest.