A dramatic reversal on a streetcar project in Arlington, VA should warn other cities, and the federal government, off these projects. Yet many are still pushing ahead.

The Chinese Communist Party is slowly ossifying under Xi.

Greece passed an expensive ‘humanitarian bill’ with a hefty price tag, even as its government is mired in a severe cash crunch. The EU is livid.

Yesterday’s attack in Tunis is a serious setback to the only country that has emerged from the Arab Spring better off than it was before.

With foreign investment landing outside of Dublin, Ireland’s impressive recovery is spreading to more people.

EU policymakers will meet tomorrow to debate a plan to give the Commission oversight over gas supply contracts.

WTI crude hit a six year low this week as US shale producers defy OPEC expectations and keep the oil flowing.

It is, of course, Netanyahu’s right to reject the two-state solution. But given how Americans tend to see the world, doing so will have consequences for the bilateral relationship.

In advance of releasing its bankruptcy plan, San Bernardino has paid CalPERS in full while stiffing Wall Street.

Ukraine continues to prepay for gas in dribs and drabs ahead of a new round of supply talks with Gazprom on Friday.