Oil prices are down over 4 percent in trading today as analysts doubt proposed cooperation between Russia and OPEC.

The move is just the latest salvo in Tokyo’s escalating confrontation with Beijing.

Between restive Muslim minorities and Central Asia’s location on the periphery of Europe, the region poses both the threat of more terrorism and that of another major exodus of migrants to Europe.

In spite of everything that is wrong with the American presidential process, there is one thing that it does uniquely well, and that is probably a good thing for the country: It entertains us.

The Chinese government has just arrested the pastor of China’s largest official Protestant church.

Liberal arts major get a big boost from going to an elite college. STEM majors, not so much.

The latest numbers show that shale producers are keeping America’s oil output up, even in a bearish market.

We’re seeing early signs of what the Zika virus could mean for Latin American economies.

The idea that all teachers should be teachers for life needs to be questioned more often.

International NGOs have been reticent to raise the possibility of genocide, war crimes, or crimes against humanity. Why?