African development, which is real in both economic and social terms, is a much more explosive and destabilizing process than Afro-optimists understand.

Alberta has a plan to channel geothermal energy from old oil wells to help grow crops.

Two policy fixes for the decline in jury trials.

The artificially inflated value of a college degree may be starting to come back down to earth.

The Theresa May government is setting up a fracking fund to compensate landowners affected by drilling operations.

But when it comes to this year’s election, Hillary Clinton may be the more authentically “Republican” candidate—even in the Kremlin’s eyes.

But the question that has started dawning on some people is: is the deal necessary in the first place?

Looks like that arbitration court ruling in the Hague has had zero effect on slowing China’s progress in fortifying its claims in disputed waters.

The Israelis are reaching out to Arabs, Africans and Europeans to work out matters of common concern.

A “trashy and incoherent” Ring Cycle provides insight into why Americans find the European arts scene so often bizarre.