The cartel is like the proverbial dog chasing the car—what will it do when it catches it?

Motivated by a shared fear of China, India and Japan are expanding their commitments to each other.

After the Kenyan Supreme Court tossed this past month’s election results, the chances of a political crisis grow more dire by the day.

Arab enslavement of Africans has a very long history, though you wouldn’t know it from the NYT.

The Democrats are moving toward single-payer because they believe it will excite their base. But perhaps the bigger advantage is that it drives a wedge into their opposition.

The ex-Georgian President’s dramatic return to Ukraine sets up a showdown with President Poroshenko. Whoever wins, Ukraine loses.

The French President’s ambitious agenda for EU reform will endear him to Athens—but it could set him on a collision course with Berlin.

The Department of Education’s new approach might not have as much of an effect on the ground as its proponents hope and its opponents fear.

Israel’s strike on a chemical weapons and precision munitions plant makes clear that the threat from Syria is about a lot more than ISIS.

A new report has grim news for Berlin’s green hopes.