The radical populists across Europe are wrong about many things, but they are right about this: governments that can’t protect their frontiers aren’t worthy of the name.

American reactors are growing long in the tooth. For the sake of the planet, we need to reinvest in nuclear power.

Almost everywhere you look, the gap between Obama’s stirring rhetoric and his underwhelming accomplishments is immense.

Israel’s successful effort to scuttle a controversial UN vote, with the support of Donald Trump, signals that the Obama era of foreign policy is already over.

France hopes to convince the Saudis that the time has come to implement a stalled arms deal with Lebanon.

A new show based on Tolstoy’s magnum opus is more soap opera than social commentary. More’s the pity.

On both sides of the Atlantic, the winds of nationalism and protectionism are pushing hard against free trade advocates.

Most items on notional agendas for U.S.-Russia cooperation are irrelevant or impossible to achieve, regardless of the tenor of the bilateral relationship.

As opposed to many journalists, economists are evenly split as to whether sanctions on Russia will be lifted soon. Despite the President-elect’s campaign rhetoric on Russia, there’s reason to be skeptical that the sanctions’ end is nigh.

Europe’s heavy reliance on diesel cars is taking years off the lives of tens of thousands of urbanites.