Conventional producers are slashing costs and once again reinvesting in new projects.

After ensnaring Sri Lanka in a debt trap, China is poised to profit by acquiring a strategic port on the Indian Ocean.

How the border fight fits in with Beijing’s broader pressure campaign in Asia, and why it matters to the US.

It is hard to imagine any other NATO member hosting ships from a navy that is busily building islands in South China sea—not to mention carrying out live-fire drills in the Mediterranean.

It’s not their stated purpose with their latest call to heed production cuts, but it’s what will happen in this new oil reality.

The latest Economist/YouGov poll contains grim news about the health of American democracy.

Beijing is launching a new agency, modeled on the Pentagon’s DARPA, to pioneer breakthrough military technology.

Israel has removed the metal detectors, but Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is calling for further escalation.

A new book urging the West to reconcile with Russia gives too much credit to Russia and too little to the West.

Beset by scandals, the beleaguered Prime Minister is losing ground to a rival in the polls.