Fearful of U.S. shale, Gazprom is sweetening deals for its gas supplies to Europe.

People used to vote “for” their party. Now they vote “against” the opposing party.

For the first time since 1998, OPEC ran a collective budget deficit last year.

Balkanization of American society across ethnic and racial lines will not make it a better place.

Debates over Communist-era place names are roiling Ukrainians’ efforts to redefine their national identity.

Everybody prays, whether they know it or not.

By bringing attention to overlapping claims, Beijing makes it harder for other governments to stay focused on the economic rationale for working with China.

It is a significant overhaul for a government which often creates a lot of friction when foreign companies try to do business in India.

Puerto Rico might not be the last U.S. jurisdiction to file for bankruptcy.

A new study says it’s theoretically possible to boost output and reduce GHGs by fracking with CO2.