Xi’s hatchet man, Wang Qishan, quickens the pace ahead of the 19th Party Congress this autumn.

Pakistan won’t like the message.

They’re called “frack hits,” and their incidence rate is only going to increase.

After Georgia, it’s good to see a prominent member of the Democratic Party waking up to just how much they have been hurting themselves by fixating on the Russia collusion issue.

The Saudis have named Mohammed bin Salman as next in line to the throne in a surprise succession shakeup with long-term implications.

Congressional efforts to codify sanctions against Moscow are being held up in the House. Score a victory for the Trump Administration, and for the Executive Branch in general.

By projecting a unity of purpose with France, Merkel is cleverly outflanking her rivals as she cruises toward a fourth term.

The state that gave President Obama a national career is crashing and burning, taking the hopes of its poor with it.

What the loss of Theresa May’s Chief of Staff means for the Brexit negotiations.

An empty gesture by the Europeans to help negotiate a deal with North Korea may nevertheless have real consequences.