Japanese premiere Shinzo Abe promised Hanoi a loan of 100 billion yen ($835 million) for infrastructure development.

A new poll puts the support for leaving the EU at 40 percent. The uptick in support for a Brexit comes after a change in the way the poll question was worded, but the reason for the change appears to be the migrant crisis.

A new report says German energy firms charged with shuttering nuclear plants don’t have enough set aside to store waste.

The new leader of the Opposition wants to withdraw from NATO, ditch nukes.

Satellite photographs indicate that China is building a third runway on the disputed Spratly archipelago in the South China Sea.

Turkmenistan is prepared to break ground on the its TAPI pipeline project before the year’s end.

The new Australian Prime Minister could kill an important $50B contract for Japanese-made submarines.

In 2012, the Russians offered to ditch Assad—and the Administration refused.

A sanctions-free Iran could find a major new market in Europe, where buyers are weary of dealing with Russia’s Gazprom.

The President’s words on speech codes are welcome—his administration’s record on them less so.