Hungary’s PM stance on migrants has long given Brussels the vapors. His doubling down points to real trouble ahead for the EU.

The collapse in crude prices cut OPEC’s oil export revenues nearly 50 percent in 2015.

The Land of the Rising Sun may be stagnating, but it still has plenty of economic clout in its region.

Putin’s threat of violence is triggering an appeasement reflex across European capitals: Slovakia’s Fico says EU sanctions on Russia should be lifted.

Squeezing search engines to subsidize news companies will make no one better off.

Turkey has sent tanks and special forces into Syria, ostensibly to punish ISIS, but perhaps more importantly to halt the Kurds. And neither the U.S. nor Russia are complaining about it.

History repeats itself as an oversupplied solar panel market threatens producers’ profit margins.

A government panel just approved India’s first genetically modified food crop.

An old lesson for human rights activists: when world order breaks down and refugee flows grow, compassion tends to shrink.

According to one analyst, recent events show that “Zuma had a lot more power than people thought.”