Putinalia—the study of Vladimir Putin—can be exciting, and it can be useful…sometimes. But if one hopes to understand Russia, one has to look much deeper.

Russia and the Philippines’ rejection of the International Criminal Court showcase the weaknesses of the court and the international liberal order it supposedly represents.

In 2015, California tried to reform CalPERS to address its shortfalls. But they didn’t do enough.

First Solar just announced a plan to cut 27 percent of its workforce.

Early next month, two pivotal votes will happen in Europe on the very same day. The establishment is worried.

A blasphemy case against the Christian governor of Jakarta exposes the ethnic and religious divides in Indonesia.

Australia is leaving the sinking ship of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and embracing China’s alternatives.

Thank you, shale.

Twitter’s move to shut down alt-right accounts raises questions about the future of free speech in the Internet age.

Defenders against the enemies of the Church have to get close to those enemies to understand them. This poses a problem.