Is a new “color revolution” in the offing in Armenia? Maybe, or maybe not. But people close to the Kremlin sure are hyperventilating over the possibility.

Tehran’s oil exports have nearly halved since 2011, wilting under the pressure of Western sanctions.

Are Ayatollah Khamenei’s eleventh-hour demands a sign he won’t take yes for an answer, or that he think he has the U.S. cowed?

As migrants exploit chaos in Calais to smuggle themselves into England, Hungary is backing out of an EU-wide accord on processing migrants seeking asylum. All this ahead of an EU summit which is meant to tackle the issue head-on.

A new price transparency tool for cancer medications may save patients a lot of money and improve their health.

Policymakers should make room for beneficial disruptions to our economy, not cling to outdated models—or ignore the views of those who work in the new economy.

Was the U.S.’s sharing bases with Iranian-backed Shi’a milita ever thought through?

With inflation soaring in Brazil, President Rousseff’s approval ratings are sinking to record lows.

Some EU leaders seem optimistic that the crisis in Greece is approaching resolution, and the markets appear to agree. But plenty could still go wrong.

Iran is mentioned prominently in this year’s state department report on terrorism. What will next year’s show, after Iran’s coming windfall?