If negotiations fail, the U.S. could try to impose trade sanctions through a dispute-resolution process.

Natural gas is going to produce a record amount of electricity in 2016, according to the EIA.

The international tribunal’s ruling against China’s maritime claims is a nudge in the right direction for the U.S. and allies, but it will take even more pushing to shift the momentum against Beijing.

The African Union is meeting this week in Kigali, Rwanda. But the conflict in Burundi, just one hour south of the summit, isn’t getting any attention.

In 2004, the eminent political scientist offered key insights into the nationalist-cosmopolitan divide at the heart of our society.

The 2016 election is shaping up as a truly toxic mix of identity politics, negative campaigning and polarization for profit.

But make no mistake: Taiwan does not see itself on the same side as Mainland China.

American frackers are cutting the costs of new oil production faster than any of their competitors.

Instead of simply redistributing wealth and doubling down on short-term stimulus policies, we should be looking at ways to make it easier for people to start businesses and move jobs.

To fund his security state, the Russian President appears to be encouraging his siloviki to extract more resources from the business sector on the side.