Hollande is embracing economic reforms—but his party isn’t so keen.

OPEC’s chief doesn’t think U.S. shale can compete in today’s low-price market. Here’s what he’s missing.

The only way he sees sanctions increasing is if Russian-backed rebels restart the war.

Xi is centralizing power in a way China hasn’t seen since Mao.

Russia appears to have triumphed on the battlefield in Ukraine, but in doing so it has done at least as much damage to itself as its poor neighbor.

Three former intelligence directors warn of the threat of cyberwarfare, and the current one has gone as far as to say it exceeds the threat of terrorism.

In the run-up to a parliamentary vote on reinterpreting the constitution, Japan is taking lots of little steps away from its official post-war pacifism.

A new report shows an anti-boy bias in modern education. For the sake of the children, it’s time to think outside the blue box.

A new EU ruling claims France’s laws on child abuse aren’t good enough because they don’t explicitly outlaw spanking. But majorities in both France and the UK disagree.

More than a few NATO countries could stand to follow his example on defense spending.