Battling surging Iranian output, Saudi Arabia is cutting its crude prices in Europe.

Transpartisanship: A new kind of political alliance.

Militants calling themselves the “Niger Delta Avengers” have blown up so much infrastructure that oil production is down one million barrels a day.

A proposed nuclear power plant could provide 10 percent of Finland’s electricity, but worries over Russian involvement are complicating matters.

Japan continues to deepen relationships with a portfolio of regional powers.

The American Interest is looking for a staff writer to work out of our Washington, D.C. office.

If demographic projections hold, NATO is in even bigger trouble than we thought.

It’s the first time the German military is expanding since the end of the Cold War.

Israel wants to fast-track its Leviathan gas field, but there are significant disagreements over how much the project holds.

Beijing’s is pushing Chinese steel prices artificially low and causing headaches for American competitors.