Mexico sold off two shallow-water oil blocks, the first such tenders since 1938.

As the Shanghai Composite Index rallies by more than 15 percent in a week, reports emerge that China has spent as much as $200 billion to make it happen.

Former ambassador to DC hints at cooperation with Israel.

In the the stalemated abortion debate, the best way to nudge public opinion in one direction or another is to highlight the extremism of the other side. A recent video of a Planned Parenthood director could do just that.

A day after Yemeni militiamen drove the Houthis out of Aden, senior government officials have returned to Yemen’s southern city.

Meet the new dynamics, same as the old dynamics.

Gazprom is finding that any alternative gas supply routes to Ukrainian pipelines are going to cost it dearly.

The Philippines is reopening an old U.S. base that was once one of the largest naval bases in the world. Now, thanks to a 2014 agreement, the U.S. just might get to use it too. China, take note.

Signs that the Great China Bubble may be bursting have more and more of the world’s smartest investors fretting.

Thanks in large part to the shale boom, this summer’s gas prices are expected to be lower than they have been in years.