Croatia received a number of bids this week for an LNG import terminal that would help it diversify away from Russian gas supplies.

Pension reform is a daunting task—and may turn out to be an impossible one if courts and administrative agencies keep blocking progress at every turn.

A chart from Heterodox Academy shows a sharp rise in the number of self-identified liberal professors, at the expense of conservatives and moderates.

U.S. stripper well operators aren’t backing down from a fight with OPEC.

Contested Chinese moves in the South China Sea were a big story in 2015 and 2016 looks likely to bring more of the same.

Shenzhen suffered its biggest loss in nine years.

Poland offers to swap a migrant concession for “allied military presence” in its territory.

The attacks are a response to Saudi Arabia’s execution of a Shi’a cleric.

A spurt of populist economic measures in the present circumstances could inflict heavier economic damage than expected.

An attack on an Indian air force base was aimed at scotching any prospect that Indo-Pakistani relations would actually improve.