Germany’s turn towards green energy has, perversely, led to an increased reliance on coal. This policy fiasco is now endangering EU emissions-reduction targets.

Innovation is the key to reforming higher education, and these two programs sure are creative.

As Iraq explodes and Syria continues to smolder, a new report reveals that there are now more refugees in the world today than any time since World War II.

Roughly a quarter of India’s land is turning to desert, according to the country’s Environment Minister. More effective and efficient crops, especially GMOs, will be necessary to feed future generations.

60 percent of ACA enrollees were previously uninsured, according to a new study. But nearly half of these had insurance within the past five years. We still don’t really know much about our uninsured population.

ISIS is not just the Middle East’s problem. As a new recruitment video makes clear, it’s full of Western jihadists. What happens if they decide to come home?

NATO’s secretary general has accused Moscow of fomenting an anti-fracking misinformation campaign in Europe as a way to keep its customers reliant on Russian gas.

Iran is one of the main sponsors of terror in the Middle East, and now it’s losing popularity in the region.

Only a month after its deployment of an oil rig to disputed waters in the South China Sea, China is sending four more offshore platforms into the region.

The alarming rise of anti-Semitism in France is now beyond question. As Europe’s social fabric frays, it’s a bad time to be a minority group within its borders.