Becoming France’s great centrist unifier is harder than it looks.

Beijing is singing Turkey’s tune on security issues, implying a new understanding between the two powers.

Beijing says it will give no ground in its border dispute with India, demanding that India unconditionally withdraw its troops.

An almost self-service medical clinic in the U.K. points the way toward cheaper and faster health care.

It’s not the decline of coal or the intermittency of renewables, but rather our aging fleet of nuclear reactors.

Down the road from the U.S. base at Camp Lemmonier in Djibouti, China’s first permanent overseas military base will secure their presence in Africa.

Leaked emails show that the UAE competed with Qatar to open the Taliban embassy. Of course they did. It’s what the Obama administration wanted.

Walter’s increasingly busy schedule—and the pressure of a long overdue book manuscript—has forced him to take a step back from daily journalism—at least for now.

The Pentagon and State Department have a plan to provide lethal aid to Ukraine—but it’s a risky gamble for the White House.

Saudi Arabia is seeking rapprochement with Iraq, but is shaking hands with some ugly partners.