The right to work—to enjoy the fruits of one’s own labor—is a core part of human dignity. A “moral” public policy would be aimed at ensuring that as many people as possible are able to find jobs.

The man is repugnant, but his message about unlimited immigration is realistic.

The contract would be a big economic and political victory for Japan, which has been looking for opportunities to challenge China’s position as a leading international developer.

Rumor has it that the Obama Administration has given the Navy a green light to conduct freedom of navigation operations in the South China Seas. It’s about time.

The law would allow prison staff to use truncheons, electric shock devices, and guard dogs against those who were perceived to have violated prison discipline.

Gazprom expects to fetch its lowest gas price in Europe in more than a decade, thanks to the bearish crude market.

Developing nations require payment if they’re to sign on to a Global Climate Treaty this December.

Europe shouldn’t sacrifice the future of its digital economy for short-term political posturing.

Differences on Keystone XL, ISIL, and the F-35 aside, the young, charismatic Trudeau will likely forge better, more constructive U.S.-Canadian relations.

Opening Britain up to Chinese investors makes a lot of sense for the UK, particularly as London works to solidify its position as the financial capital of the world.