Petrostates are unhappy, which may be all you need to know.

The story is less who made the sale, but that the sale happened at all.

Great countries can fall apart. I don’t know what that would look like for America. And I don’t know how to stop it.

Migrant flows from Libya to Italy are down thanks to the Italian navy, but are offset by increases from Morocco to Spain.

It might be more satisfying to try to punish Maduro’s odious regime more forcefully. But the current, measured, targeted sanctions are the best way forward.

A Columbia historian’s new book gives insight into the crisis at Google.

The UAE steps its embargo of Qatar up another notch by penalizing foreign banks with Qatari ties. It’s a bold move, but has the potential to backfire.

Beijing has cut the ribbon on an ambitious railway project across Malaysia—but it’s risky business for both parties.

The Trump administration appears to be taking proposals to privatize the war in Afghanistan very seriously. It’s a bad idea.

Beijing has swiftly moved to enforce the latest North Korea sanctions—but with Trump foretelling “fire and fury” rather than negotiations, that cooperation may not last long.