President Xi and his predecessors have stoked nationalist fires for years, and it’s not going to be easy for him to back down or sit put for long.

The market may not be ready for it, but Beijing is as committed to its fledgling shale ambitions as ever.

The display of nationalism will mark its Independence Day.

Add this human rights nightmare to President Buhari’s growing list of woes: Boko Haram, Niger Delta Avengers, falling oil revenue, depreciating currency, and impending recession.

Seattle’s minimum wage hike destroyed jobs and had a trivial impact on wages, according to a new study.

Getting housing policy right is one of the most important things a country can do to promote economic growth and social stability.

Indulging the vanity of donors with more money than wits may not be the worst way to fund our political system. But it has indirect costs.

Today’s arguments for infrastructure investments could as easily have been made—and indeed were made—every year since the recession. Why would they be more persuasive now?

India’s large population is growing, and GMOs are the only way to feed it.

Turkish government inciting action against Gulenists across the Turkish European diaspora.