The Russia-China partnership poses more problems for Moscow than it does for the West.

The Iran nuclear deal could heighten tensions within OPEC.

The question of “English votes for English laws” may come down to the hunting ban.

There can be little doubt about Luther’s stature as an agent of historic change, whether intentional of not. To say this is not necessarily an act of homage.

The United States has snapped back to attention, pushing European leaders to accept debt relief as a part of the Greek debt plan. But will it be too little, too late?

President Obama called for changes in the criminal justice system today. A comprehensive sentencing reform with bipartisan support could make it through Congress.

The decline in UK North Sea oil production may be even steeper than first thought as low prices threaten to set off a “domino effect.”

Torrents of commentary are coming our way on the Iran deal. Take care of whom you trust.

Europe is currently on the receiving end of the largest mass migration in recent history. And due to its geography, Greece has become a popular, and meagerly equipped, gatekeeper to Europe.

Europe’s political left has been a reliable defender of European integration against its right-wing critics. The Greek economic meltdown might soon change that, facilitating instead a rapprochement between the political left and the Euroskeptics.