Israel struck a deal this week to start production in its massive Leviathan offshore gas field.

ISIS has issued a fatwa that allows Christians, just as much as Yizidis, to be enslaved.

The deal, if real, could be a sign that the Sunnis and Israelis are getting seriously close to a united front against Iran.

Poland’s new president, Andrzej Duda, is decrying the map of NATO bases, which suggest that the alliance sees an eastern front falling along Cold War-era lines.

NATO’s newest members aren’t spending enough on defense, and what is being spent on defense isn’t being spent wisely or well.

But the outlook is “stable”, says the ratings organization.

Long a client of Iran, Sudan is realigning itself with its co-religionists.

Britain’s shale struggles highlight an important and oft-overlooked facet of the American shale boom: our laws about mineral rights.

Millennials may turn out to be more similar to the Baby Boomers than they would like to admit.

Sources are telling reporters that Beijing may intentionally want to devalue by as much 10 percent.