Is the Minsk peace coming apart? Russia seems to be fiddling with the thermostat in east Ukraine, even as Ukraine’s neighbors vow assistance should war break out again.

The EU pandered to anti-GMO Luddites by proposing a new law this week giving members the option to bar the use of safe GMOs.

The framework agreement with Iran recalls the era of arms control negotiations with the Soviet Union, but the differences rather than the similarities between the two periods are what make this an illuminating comparison.

China’s newly published list of its most wanted economic fugitives notes where each of these “foxes” have run to. It turns out, the USA tops the list of favored destinations. Will the Obama administration play ball?

As tech companies turn their attention to health care, there’s a clear need for companies that give some economic power to medical consumers.

Was this a deliberate move, or is the EU sleepwalking into another showdown with Russia?

Poland’s announcement that it will be getting the US-made Patriot missile defense system has not been taken well by Russia, which has responded with threats against countries who play host to NATO missile shield installations.

It was their second meeting in half a year, but China’s Xi and Japan’s Abe aren’t much closer than they ever were.

Saudi Arabia announced an end to operations but continued its bombing today. Nevertheless, dialogue between Yemen’s factions seems closer at hand than ever.

Greece’s Mayors are rebelling against Athens’ latest cash-scrounging mandate, and Greek voters may be waking up to the dangers of Syriza’s brinksmanship.