Dmitry Firtash, a Ukrainian oligarch with ties to former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, could soon face extradition to the U.S. on bribery charges.

On behalf of ASEAN, the Philippines has issued a rare expression of unanimous concern over China’s actions in the South China Sea.

Many multi-ethnic states have broken down over the past 150 years, and Iran risks going the same way.

Europe’s elections may not offer the fertile ground for “fake news” that is commonly assumed.

France’s embattled conservative presidential contender, Francois Fillon, says that he will be staying in the race till the bitter end.

Things are heating up in both of China’s maritime disputes.

Nothing demonstrates the dead end into which the European Union has so tragically worked itself better than the policy paralysis that has crippled its response to the Greek calamity.

Here is a story to make Donald Trump’s blood boil: not only has China been dumping its excess steel in world markets, it has apparently been cooking the books while it pledges to make cuts.

Despite frenzied speculation about Trump’s Russia ties, his team’s early diplomacy hardly suggests an Administration in thrall to the Kremlin.

As Beijing’s bets in Venezuela go south, China appears to be stepping up its investments and business dealings in Cuba.