Blinding Russian intelligence at a time like this would be dangerous.

The dispute over different interpretations of their shared history has resulted in protests and heated debates.

The U.S. is about to give geopolitics a major test.

North Korea can afford to keep China at arm’s length only for so long.

Global confidence in the dollar isn’t waning simply because the U.S. is buying less foreign oil.

Violence is making it harder for companies to operate in the country.

Mexican governments have always had a difficult time ruling over the outer reaches of their domain.

Chancellor Angela Merkel did not emerge from German federal elections unscathed, but she emerged nonetheless. Now that she has, she must throw the full weight of her limited powers into halting the EU’s slow decline into irrelevance.

For all its recent threats, Washington doesn’t want a trade war.

Trying to control the Chinese government machinery too tightly raises the risk of losing control of it altogether.

The Sino-U.S. diplomatic dance over Taiwan has outlasted the strategic environment in which it began.

The kingdoms of Earth are still driven by oil, but the world is not short of oil right now.