Lord Robert Vansittart took the measure of Germany in the 20th century before most of his peers. His writings may foreshadow the dangers of Russia in the 21st.

Brazil’s pervasive political corruption strikes again, threatening to bring down yet another president.

But Perry has a point.

Strikes are the first in support of U.S.-trained forces battling the regime and a preview of the post-ISIS scramble in Syria and Iraq.

Could Abenomics finally be working?

Trump’s most dogged critics are anxious that Mueller won’t uncover enough damaging material to bring down the President.

Yesterday, Macedonia’s opposition was granted the mandate to form a government, ending a long-running political standoff. But the country is not out of the woods yet.

Canada, Brazil, Norway, and the UK are all adding to petrostates’ woes.

China and ASEAN have taken another step toward an understanding on the South China Sea—and the U.S. appears to be missing in action.

There is a virtual consensus among economists that state-enforced training requirements for a variety of low to mid-skill jobs have grown excessive.