As Jared Kushner lawyers up, keep in mind that one of his meetings reportedly under investigation was effectively with Putin’s own banker.

Whether Temer clings to power or not, Brazil’s growing pattern of top-level corruption spells serious trouble for the country.

Shale needs more pipes.

€2.4B seems like a lot. But it’s chump change compared to what Brussels forfeits by playing at protectionism rather than tech development.

Maybe, just maybe, enforcing specific norms against wanton barbarity with threats and demonstrations of violence can work well.

China is developing new ways to expand its authoritarian reach, with the pervasive use of facial-recognition technology to track and change its citizens’ behavior.

The U.S.-India summit presented a series of red flags to Pakistan and China.

A U.S. recommitment to Africa would profit all involved, so long as policymakers settle in for the long haul and take their cues from Alexander Hamilton.

South Korea’s new liberal president is feeling the heat from organized labor, as the blue model cracks up in the country.

The incoherence of the U.S. approach to Qatar raises questions about the Administration’s approach.