While they clearly have noble intentions, the University of California’s Jewish community and its allies have reached too far with the current language equating anti-Semisim and anti-Zionism.

U.S. shale producers are starting to tap previously drilled but not yet completed wells, threatening a recent rebound in prices.

One senator told the press that the Brazilian President no longer has enough votes to prevent impeachment.

President Obama is in Havana today because not even the Castro brothers can cling any longer to the pretense that, somehow, socialism can solve the problems of Latin America.

China is going to build a nuclear plant to help reduce smog near Beijing. Meanwhile, public support for the energy source is bottoming out in the U.S.

Concerns about security hit one of the last few bright spots in the Turkish economy.

Indonesia rarely criticizes Beijing so harshly as it did after a run-in between one of its patrol boats and the Chinese coast guard.

This weekend’s anti-Trump protest in New York featured a fair amount of anti-police and anti-free speech rhetoric from the protest leaders. Even so, the course of wisdom is not simply to criticize the protests, but to swell the anti-Trump cause.

If the Obama Administration is truly committed to containing Iran in the wake of the nuclear deal, it needs to understand how others in the region perceive it.

Buckling to street protests and internal divisions, Hollande’s government backtracks on reforms that would have benefited small businesses—the engines of future growth.