The International Energy Agency projected in 2012 that a shale-oil boom would catapult the United States over the state of Saudi Arabia...

In 2012, women made up 13.7% of board positions in large listed companies in the E.U., and 15% for nonexecutive board positions, acc...

States on divergent fiscal paths can test the flexibility of an empire-scale union, particularly if it is relatively new and still develo...

Sometimes monetary policy and federalism can interact in interesting ways. To grasp a particular relation, such as that of Romania in the...

Far from having gone off the court to an easy retirement in the Bahamas, U.S. Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens found a calling in ...

Publishers sell English-language textbooks at lower rates in developing countries. Such “cut-rate foreign goods” are a staple on e-Bay. In ...

During the summer of 2012, it was all too easy, especially for financial analysts (whose expertise is on finance rather than politics), t...

Just days before the House of Commons debated whether Britain should secede from the E.U., Prime Minister David Cameron and his deputy, N...

If Douglas Carswell, a member of the House of Commons, had his way, Britain would secede from the E.U. before Prince Charles could say, “hi...

In late October 2012, federal prosecutors in New York formally accused Bank of America of “carrying out a scheme, started by its Countryw...

Finland became a state in the European Union in 1995 and adopted the euro at its birth in 1999. In terms of population, the state is betw...

Political risk assessment is a nasty business in that the future has a stubborn habit of not wanting to be too predictable. Even though tom...

During its meeting in October 2012, the European Council decided to move forward on the legal underpinnings of a banking supervisor at th...

In October 2012, the Daily Online reported, “Brussels officials are threatening to hit Britain with millions of pounds in fines in retal...

In the modern world of organizations and the members who inhabit them, it perhaps makes sense that the Nobel peace prize would go to a gove...