Though there’s no extradition treaty between China and the U.S., the DHS chief’s consultations with his counterpart in Beijing could be pave the way for greater U.S. cooperation with Xi’s party purge.

Gazprom’s CEO warned this week that moving to a single EU gas price would mean more expensive supplies.

Upstate New York has become an economic disaster area, courtesy of NYC-style taxes and regulation.

The new bill on Iran could be the biggest inter-branch fight over foreign policy in a generation.

The Chinese state is upping its cyber attack capabilities. We’re entering a brave new world of digital warfare, and no one really knows how to deal with it yet.

The Saudis’ patience with Pakistani prevarications on Yemen has a deeper motive—a nuclear one.

The medical board in Texas is restricting telemedicine even further. When medical guilds succeed in stopping innovation, America loses.

That international sanctions regime, which President Obama has been so confident could be “snapped back” in case of Iranian backsliding on the terms of the deal, is looking less and less effective—thanks in large part to our friend Vladimir Putin.

Italy’s spending cuts stop short of rationalizing the country’s government. Both the right and the left in advanced countries need a new vision for governance.

Anger over corruption and economic mismanagement have ignited a powerful protest movement in Brazil.