As Duterte continues to slam the U.S. and look to China, Japan is caught in an awkward position.

By snubbing nuclear power, Berlin has consigned itself to decades of coal dependence.

There is nothing so permanent as a temporary measure.

It’s probably not a model for the country (as some analysts would have it), but it shows that compromise is possible when all parties involved are committed to finding a practical solution.

Russia’s advantage in Syria is a matter of political will, not technical capability.

Colleges make resident assistants “mandatory reporters” for potential Title IX violations.

Russia continues to taunt Georgia by moving the border of South Ossetia, but don’t expect a change in policy from Tbilisi.

We need to carefully think through a lot of our assumptions about gender roles, and build kinds of educational and social systems to help our boys succeed.

This is not your everyday bank failure in Russia.

As he heads to Japan, Duterte is once again denouncing U.S. military involvement in the Pacific. Can Tokyo push back?