China clearly likes to bark, is unlikely to bite soon.

A ceasefire is holding in Ukraine’s troubled east both because Kyiv’s national defenses have been strengthened, and because the Kremlin is occupied elsewhere. But will it hold when the Kremlin sees that the EU is not lifting sanctions?

It’s encouraging to see leading politicians start to rethink a failing educational system.

Egypt was being considered as one of the major buyers for Israel’s own Leviathan field.

The Law and Justice party’s sweeping victory in Poland will reshape the country’s politics, but predictions of a euroskeptic lurch are premature.

Pope Francis is often portrayed as pro-Palestinian, but his latest remarks show he’s one of the most pro-Israel pontiffs in Catholic history.

By dint of its new deals, Beijing has gained a voice in UK and European business.

State-supported renewables are set to send French electricity bills up next year.

The most devastating takedowns of last night’s Republican presidential debate were directed not at candidates, but at the press.

“We are now directing this broadcast,” official declares, as cops drag out journalist in headlock.