The era of wishful thinking about China’s emergence is ending. But what will actually change?

Free trade is rarely free.

The price of oil isn’t arrived at rationally.

Even though Spain’s economy has recovered, its politics are in crisis.

A rare agreement has reportedly been reached by the United States and Turkey, with the Syrian Kurds stuck in the middle.

The region isn’t a stranger to instability, but Jordan is.

Riyadh is under intense internal and external pressure.

You know it’s a strange week in geopolitics when the Middle East is the feel-good story.

Their differences are too many for New Delhi to constantly walk in lockstep with Washington.

Could the military intervene again to help Brazil address some of its political and economic woes?

Sometimes the surest way to bring about change is to resist it.

The U.S. is a country like any other, and it can be trusted to act in its interests at all times.