Nigeria faces a contentious election in February, likely to be made worse by violent attacks from Boko Haram.

The F-35 program’s supporters are willing to toss aside the useful and sturdy A-10 “Warthog” for this problem-plagued but glamorous jet.

EU efforts to build out reverse flow pipelines to combat Putin’s divide-and-conquer strategies are bearing fruit.

Russia’s 2014 may have begun on a high note, but thanks in large part to a raft of poor decisions and miscalculations by its leadership, now finds itself in its most vulnerable position since Mr. Putin first took power fifteen years ago.

Waiting in line is now a paying job. And Maduro is keeping the country’s three exchange rates in place.

American shale operators are finding new ways to profitably drill, even in today’s bear market.

Smog drives the plot in a recent Chinese novel, while one city’s officials get creative in an attempt to fudge air quality numbers.

A new Reuters report suggests that a number of contractors have bilked Pemex in recent years, and have escaped prosecution.

One of the few things we know for sure about Obamacare is that decisions made over the next two years will play a huge role in determining how the law affects ordinary Americans.

Xi is cracking down on China’s independent unions, another sign that he’s battening down the hatches.