Tokyo and Beijing’s latest row is over Chinese rigs that are drilling near—but not in—Japanese waters.

Euroskeptic parties, eager to capitalize on Greece’s apparent humiliation a week ago, appear to be facing some political headwinds lately.

After two years ConocoPhillips is pulling out of a Chinese shale play in the Sichuan basin. Fracking is harder than the US makes it look.

As of today, WaPo reporter Jason Rezaian has been imprisoned in Iran on manufactured charges for a full year—and he’s not the only America languishing behind Iranian bars.

Burundians took to the polls on Tuesday, but did so in a climate of fear and violence.

Cheap oil is crushing Russia’s economy, and with the bullish days long forgotten, Moscow’s military budget might be affected.

The top U.S. diplomat in East Asia says the U.S. is not neutral on the China-Philippines dispute over international adjudication; we’re on Manila’s side.

In our “transgender” world, some women want to be warriors, others are content to perform the traditional role of gentle care-givers.

The Russian Ambassador gave an interview to a Swedish paper in which he threatened war if Copenhagen signs up with NATO.

As unions line up against an unpopular ACA provision, the debate over Obamacare is nowhere near over.