To help several of its former colonies, France lends a hand in the fight against Boko Haram.

The outlook is looking worse and worse for all of the ways that Ukraine hoped it would be able to improve its financial lot: foreign aid, foreign investment in shale, and energy independence.

With our latest crop of interns moving on, we’re looking for talented young people with high aspirations to work at our New York and D.C. offices.

Nigeria had a terrible week, as Boko Haram kidnapped more than 100 people and 54 soldiers were condemned to death for mutiny.

In case you missed it, here are some excerpts form this week’s podcast, featuring Mark M. Lowenthal and Foreign Policy‘s David Rothkopf.

Vermont is canceling its plans to transition to a single-payer system because—surprise!—it would require huge tax increases.

The horrific accounts of the massacre in Peshawar are a reminder of what evil looks like—and why we are fighting a war on terror.

New U.S. duties on Chinese solar imports suggest the renewable energy industry is floundering in the face of plummeting oil prices.

The resolution calls on Israel to withdraw from the West Bank in two years. Will the United States use its veto?

All the hoopla over trigger warnings and trauma is just a symptom of a deeper failure of our universities to prepare young people for the cold and dark realities of the world.