Chinese water cannon attacks on Philippine boats show that it hasn’t given up the stick, even if it is throwing a lot more carrots around Asia these days.

Poland’s selection of the Patriot system for its AMD program will strengthen defense cooperation with the U.S. It’s also a sign that Warsaw takes its collective defense duties seriously.

Here’s one way telemedicine can streamline health care and cut medical costs for everyone.

The tangle of regulations hamstringing California’s ability to address its drought is part of a larger crisis of state governance. The reform of California is a major test of the American system.

Gazprom is set to get burned by an EU trustbusting case. Meanwhile, could it be courting Athens with the promise of a pipeline?

Solar energy is struggling in the land of the rising sun.

The implosion of Libya and poverty throughout Africa have induced at least hundreds of thousands to flee their homes in search of a better life. Their untold stories of hardship, exploitation and sometimes death represent the true costs of a catastrophic mess that desperately needs the attention of both Washington and Brussels.

China is set to inject $62 billion of its massive forex reserves into its regional development initiative, investing in its future and hoping to win over its neighbors—putting Team Obama’s “pivot to Asia” gambit under pressure.

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is coming to Washington. We should listen carefully to what he says.

A new fracking fluid could make drilling greener and bring costs down. Don’t bet against American innovation.