Henry Kissinger and George Shultz are none too pleased with President Obama’s framework agreement. They are right.

A new Pew projection finds that religion will be a even more potent force in the future than it is now, as nearly every major religion is poised for growth.

Lifting Western sanctions will boost Iranian oil production and further depress prices. How will OPEC respond?

New Secretary of Defense Ash Carter reaffirms that the U.S. commitment to Asia is a top priority, even though the trouble in the Middle East and Europe often gets more attention.

Rosneft is struggling under Western sanctions. Beijing can help, but it can’t solve all of Moscow’s energy problems.

A World War II volunteer force called the Jewish Brigade is being banned from Italy’s annual celebration of Nazi defeat.

President-elect Muhammadu Buhari, if he is to address the Boko Haram threat, must revitalize the military.

New Jersey has the lowest rate in the country of doctors willing to see Medicaid patients. But inability of Medicaid patients to get actual treatment is a national problem.

Bad news all around for the Turkish economy. It may make the upcoming parliamentary elections more exciting than Erdogan would wish—and hamper his plans to consolidate power.

India’s insistence on its right to grow may be the biggest obstacle for Global Climate Treaty negotiations later this year.