Jihadism in Africa, like Ebola in Africa, isn’t just a local issue. It requires an international response.

Western fecklessness gives Putin powerful weapons in a struggle that would otherwise be hopeless.

The failure in Syria is driving former Obama appointees to express their dissent publicly, while current and former officials leak even more criticism anonymously.

This move will feed an already conspiratorial political culture.

The fourth EU migrant summit concluded with leaders “welcoming” the terms of an action plan hammered out with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The terms are generous, and the timing greatly strengthens Erdogan’s hand going into elections in two weeks.

The U.S. Treasury is considering issuing Puerto Rico a “superbond,” which would give bondholders some security in exchange for taking a haircut. In the long term, however, Puerto Rico should be moving toward either statehood or independence.

Riyadh is cutting oil prices for Europe, hoping to dislodge Moscow’s hold on the regional market. That’s bad news for Putin.

Many observers expected Australia to warm to Beijing after Turnbull’s intra-Party coup. Are Canberra’s mixed signals on South China Sea U.S. naval patrols a sign that this is finally happening?

If Russia has managed to develop such capabilities so quickly, imagine what China can do.

Renewable energy surcharges are going up on German power bills next year.