Meanwhile, EU announces raft of digital “reforms” rife with mandates & regulations. Hmm, we sense a pattern here…

Najib’s comments undermine what had looked like Malaysia’s new more confrontational stance towards China.

Russia’s PM speaks to disgruntled Crimean pensioners.

An unorthodox French engineering academy is opening a campus in Silicon Valley.

Why government by political outsiders doesn’t necessarily leave us better off.

Europe’s center-left has perfected the trick of making voters choose between them and right-wing populists. Spanish PM tries to flip playbook.

Journalists and international officials keep insisting that the conflicts is about politics, not ethnicity. But in Burundi, much of politics is ethnic.

This has the potential to become a strategic nightmare for Pakistan.

Governments are sensing that the United States might not be committed to policing world order as it has since the end of the World War Two.

The UK just issued its first permit for exploratory shale drilling in five years.