Public trust in South Korea’s President is cratering just as the country faces a series of intertwined crises.

The truth is that the death of Fidel resolves little.

Smart energy policy could give the next President his best prospect for spurring growth in manufacturing jobs—and thus delivering on the promises his voters think matter most.

Fidel Castro wanted an independent path for Cuba. He leaves a shattered society and a desperately poor country behind him, less able to shape its destiny than it was in 1959.

Europe has wasted almost a decade since the euro crisis first surfaced, and the problems of the currency are nowhere close to being solved.

They weren’t married—just dating—but the end of the relationship augurs an important geopolitical turning point.

A blasphemy case against the Christian governor of Jakarta exposes the ethnic and religious divides in Indonesia.

Obama’s advice to Europe rings hollow in the face of his myriad foreign policy failures.

As right-wing Israelis celebrate, Trump’s victory spells trouble for Palestinians and a two-state solution.

The Clinton dynasty will not go gentle into that good night.