The markets have reacted positively to Trump’s election, but if he doesn’t articulate an economic philosophy, that will soon change.

Donald Trump has personally reforged millions of Republican voters’ views on crucial questions about the economy and the state.

Nationalism and populism may overlap, but they are not identical.

Policymakers and pundits can bemoan technological advances all they want, but they can’t stop them.

Political considerations explain Beijing’s risky rush to help Malaysia’s troubled investment fund.

Western policymakers need to get comfortable with the fact that the Turkish Republic as we have known it is no more.

Merkel’s proposed burqa ban is a clear concession to the right, much to the dismay of admirers who see her as Europe’s last bastion of liberalism.

The panic over fake news is a manifestation of the same attitude that led the mainstream media to lose authority in the first place.

With the incoming Trump Administration talking about cooperating with Russia, it was no surprise that Putin would take a more conciliatory tone towards the West.

Less crude traveling by pipeline just means more crude traveling by rail. That’s a danger to public health.