Cool Green Tech
A Bionic Leaf Could Be Our New Biofuel

Scientists have developed a “bionic leaf” that could replace crop-based biofuels.

The European Immigration Crisis
ISIS Members Posing as Refugees Planned Paris-Style Attack on Düsseldorf

Germany arrests three in mass shooting, bombing plot.

Game of Thrones: All Thaid Up
Japan and Thailand Discuss Arms Deal

Japan isn’t taking Washington’s counterproductive human rights-first approach to Thailand policy.

The Clean Energy Workhorse
The Gray Lady Almost Gives Nuclear a Fair Shake

The New York Times came tantalizingly close to giving a clear-eyed account of nuclear power’s extraordinary green merits.

The EU and the Tech Revolution
Facebook, Twitter Agree to Self-Censor for EU

Silicon Valley giants to set up streamlined censorship in cooperation with NGOs.

Crude Economics
Is This the Start of Shale’s Rebound?

With oil just under $50 per barrel, Texas oil firms are seeing signs of new life.

Brazil's Depression
The Collapse of Brazil’s GDP

The figures were published as Brazil’s new acting president assumed power.

Can't-do Cartel
OPEC Meets and Again Does Nothing

The petrostate cartel once again couldn’t find common ground in Vienna today.

Obama in Japan
Remilitarization and Its Discontents

Whatever the merits of visiting Hiroshima, President Obama is right to lend strong support to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

Erdogan and Europe
German Parliament Votes to Recognize Armenian Genocide

Erdogan recalls ambassador, warns of more to come.

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