On the heels of news that Berlin will fall short of an emissions target, a new study says Germany will miss a renewable energy consumption goal.

The problem for liberalism on college campuses isn’t the failure to teach Mill and Madison.

Polls in Germany show strong support for Merkel and the status quo—but storm clouds loom beyond Sunday’s elections.

The UK’s most important energy resource is on the rebound.

There are signs of war on the horizon, and it could be the most destructive one yet.

As Myanmar cracks down on the Rohingya and the West wags fingers, Beijing sees an opportunity.

The U.S. must be patient but take a firm line to curb Erdogan’s worst impulses.

Corn ethanol may be a good fit for China, but it’s still a disastrous policy here in the United States.

As North Korea’s missiles fly over Japan, the debate about Tokyo’s defense posture is heating up.

The government should not be in the business of funding ethnic factions, which only reinforce the power of the elites.