To keep its share of its most important market, Gazprom may have to start cutting prices for its European customers.

In recent years, Australia has looked to South Asia for business, but those countries’ economies, starting with China’s, are slowing.

Britain has a genuinely different perspective on many problems in Europe—one which could help Europe, if Britain can bring its weight to bear.

Colleges that accept federal loans should be required to mandate a course in financial literacy for freshmen.

2016 is looking more like the year of the angry, middle- or working-class nationalist than the year of the quasi-isolationist libertarian.

Move gives the next POTUS more tools in more places. Plus: an increase in anti-ISIS spending.

China is buying influence with a key U.S. regional ally.

Iraq has been buying off restive population with oil wealth. What happens when oil markets seize up?

The explosion of occupational licensing requirements have raised prices and squelched opportunities for less credentialed workers.

North Sea oil production is in dire straits, and analysts say the outlook would still be grim even at $85 per barrel.