Australia’s desire to balance its relationship with Beijing and its relationship with the U.S. often makes it more cautious than Washington would like.

Countries across the EU are looking to wood pellets to help meet renewable energy requirements set by Brussels, but that practice’s green merits are murky.

A better way to create a leaner, cheaper option for American students is through market forces, rather than diktat.

They can’t come soon enough.

As France considers shuttering “the Jungle” in Calais, Belgium bails out of Schengen.

Bill Gates is optimistic about our energy future, so long as we wisely invest more in R&D.

Brazil’s collapse may have started with the global commodities crash, but the problems clearly go even deeper.

The meeting of Balkan countries on the migrant crisis being held in Vienna today will not include Greece. Why talk to the people who you hope will be left holding the bag for your policies?

It’s possible to imagine a scenario where the Supreme Court gradually hemorrhages legitimacy even as it accumulates more and more power. That would be a dangerous combination.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry also compared Beijing’s island fortifications to U.S. military outposts in Hawaii.