Air quality concerns are putting a limit on coal’s potential to grow in its most important market: China.

Populism is alive and well, it seems, in Germany. It’s not clear, however, that policy was the decisive factor for many voters abandoning the two big-tent parties.

Cheap energy and stopping climate change are not mutually exclusive goals.

The EU has a new plan to resettle 50,000 more refugees. It probably won’t fare much better than the last one.

Saudi Arabia will allow women to drive. It’s a real leap for women, but only one very small step for broader reform.

The indolence of our political class lies at the center of the systemic dysfunctions bedeviling Western democracies.

What a new UK solar farm means for the global solar industry:

Spain’s present troubles are a reflection of the challenges facing liberal democracy throughout the West.

Pretty much everyone: Iraqi Kurdistan’s neighbors threaten devastating responses as Kurds head to the polls.

An NYT op-ed proposes that rioters ought to be granted control over what events may and may not be held on college campuses.