Russian state media accused the U.S. of being behind the recent terrorist attacks in Paris. Propaganda like this tells us a lot about Russia’s fear and hatred of the West.

China is allowing some couples to apply to have a second child, but the Chinese may no longer be interested in that.

The UK is eyeing bolstering its military defenses on the Falkland Islands in response to growing Argentinean threats to try to retake the territory.

Boko Haram militants hoisted a bomb on a ten-year-old girl in one of the terror group’s most heinous attacks yet.

OPEC hasn’t cut production in the face of the recent oil price plunge, much to the alarm of some of its members.

For some, the “coverage gap” is one of our most pressing health care problems. But it all comes down to cost.

China’s new posture in East Asia may be softer now, but an ongoing fight with the Philippines over a building project in the Spratlys shows it hasn’t really changed.

Ministers question the freedom of movement after the Charlie Hebdo attacks.

France’s Muslims don’t have the established institutions or communal voice that many presume exists.

A small-magnitude earthquake in Ohio last year has now been linked with nearby hydraulic fracking.