There’s a political demand for economic expansion that China’s current GDP growth simply won’t meet.

Youth vote drove German far-right victories.

51 percent of US oil production last year came from fracked wells, according to the EIA.

Allies as deranged as the Kim dynasty are a net negative.

New poll shows many mainland EU countries want referenda, too.

The Obama administration is backing down from its nascent Atlantic offshore drilling plan.

This rhetoric is more aggressive than we’d previously seen from Kuala Lumpur.

Sisi appears to be listening to his technocrats. Good news, such as it is.

This time, it’s by piling up expensive regulations that make it increasingly difficult to operate.

Sub-$40 crude ought to have killed the shale boom, but firms are finding new ways to frack better in the bearish market.