A German minister criticized EU members’ support for nuclear energy, conveniently forgetting his own country’s huge renewables subsidy regime.

Italy wants Russia to get involved in Libya.

Speaking out against Russian human rights abuses from the safety of Washington is easy. Doing it in Russia is hard. Doing it even though no one seems to care takes a steeliness of nerve few have.

The Kremlin is decrying the arrival of U.S. military trainers in Ukraine. But it’s not exactly the greatest challenge the West could have mounted to Russia’s revisionist agenda.

Saudi Arabia’s press and diplomats are getting more vocal in their concerns about Iran—on which they agree, if tacitly, with Israel.

The U.S. might not have a raw shortage of doctors as much as it has a hard time empowering other care providers and getting care to non-urban areas.

Oil’s supply outstrips demand by almost 1.5 million barrels per day, and we’re running out of room for storage.

China is becoming a “robot nation” even as it reaches the phase of economic development at which the U.S. economy started relying on manufacturing jobs.

Why the U.S. cannot ally with Iran to defeat the Islamic State.

The U.S. is ramping up its deployments of military forces in Eastern Europe and the Black Sea area.