Cheap oil is crushing Russia’s economy, and with the bullish days long forgotten, Moscow’s military budget might be affected.

The top U.S. diplomat in East Asia says the U.S. is not neutral on the China-Philippines dispute over international adjudication; we’re on Manila’s side.

The Russian Ambassador gave an interview to a Swedish paper in which he threatened war if Copenhagen signs up with NATO.

As unions line up against an unpopular ACA provision, the debate over Obamacare is nowhere near over.

Japan’s stronger anti-China stance in its new annual defense white paper has kicked off a furious row between Tokyo and Beijing.

France is passing a law today that will hamstring its world-leading nuclear sector, and is somehow calling this a green success.

Clinton’s Facebook statement rebuking Sanders and O’Malley on race was part of an effort to compensate for her populist deficiencies by emphasizing her identity politics bona fides .

Chinese and Russian ships will hold drills in the Sea of Japan that are sure to make Russia-haters and China-fearers nervous, but those kinds of fears are overblown.

$25,000 cash prize for voting in Los Angeles? Something sounds wrong.

Xi to military: I want to hear you thank me when I purge you.