The American Interest is looking for a Business Development and Office Manager.

Turnbull advises China on how to avoid the Thucydides Trap as shadow defense minister advocates for sending ships within 12 nautical miles of contested islands.

The UK’s Foreign Secretary has accused Beijing of a “serious breach” of its agreement over Hong Kong.

U.S.-based SunEdison’s stock has tumbled over the past seven months. Clearly, not all is well in the solar industry.

Connecticut may become the third state in the U.S. to adopt an affirmative consent standard for college students.

Producers outside of OPEC are ready to take advantage of any future output limits put in place by the cartel.

The leadership in Pyongyang may be inscrutable, but its actions are far from irrational.

The second installment in a four-part series on the strategy traps that the next President cannot escape. This one deals with the legacy of two wars. Read the first one, “The Simultaneity Trap,” here.

According to a recent Gallup poll, red states are home to some of the most trusted state governments in the country, and blue states are home to some of the least.

Austria adopts a series of refugee restrictions banned by the EU.