On April 17th, oil ministers from petrostates around the world will descend on Doha to moot a plan to cap output at current levels.

Russia in favor, Turkey opposed, U.S. in the middle.

The Energy Information Administration projects that for the first time ever, natural gas will produce more electricity than coal this year.

Poland gets more than 80 percent of its energy from coal, so it’s not surprising that it doesn’t want the EU to tighten climate commitments.

Two recent news stories point to a possible way the Catholic Church might solve the problem of too few priests.

There’s a political demand for economic expansion that China’s current GDP growth simply won’t meet.

Youth vote drove German far-right victories.

Whether it likes it or not, Germany will play a key role in shaping the Western response to the Global Illiberalism.

If the Republican Party accepts Trump, it will lose its soul.

51 percent of US oil production last year came from fracked wells, according to the EIA.