The world’s oil majors aren’t shifting to renewables the way greens would like—and doing so will mean making the world more corporate and capitalist than it currently is.

The puzzling foundations of the Anglo-American special relationship.

Approving the Baltic states’ request for a permanent NATO military presence is the best way to prevent war with Russia and preserve the alliance.

The 100th year anniversary of one of the great crimes of the 20th century provides a moment to reflect.

The United States should export energy in the form of oil to allies and leverage a new American petro-diplomacy against adversaries.

Are anti-Semites ultimately rational actors who happen to hold despicable views? Or does their prejudice warp their perception of the world so fundamentally that they calculate risks and rewards differently from most Western elites?

With new EU memberships now essentially off the table, the EU’s Eastern Partnership is on its last legs.

The Armenian genocide is not the only mass slaughter of the 20^th century to go unfairly unrecognized. It is past time to acknowledge these genocides as such.

A pizza shop, a national uproar, and the emergence of a new class configuration.

President Obama’s announcement today that local police forces in the United States will no longer be able to access certain kinds of military surplus equipment is the best news we’ve heard from the White House in a long time.