Opinion

Vedanta, a mining and energy company, cares little for the disruption they cause, and hope to get good public relations by sponsoring the Jaipur festival.

A five-vote liberal majority on the court would enable President Clinton to remake the United States.

If we do not succeed, these movements could destroy our European democracy, says Karoline Graswander-Hainz.

John Kerry fears that Syrian Kurds might present evidence about Turkish complicity in terrorism, and how American-provided weaponry are going astray.

The Chinese government never publishes truly alarming numbers. Official unemployment is not permitted to rise, GDP can only slow gradually, and so on.

Captive dolphins could live in the ocean while still being monitored and cared for by humans. They could swim greater distances, dive and learn to hunt for their own food.

“We will not tolerate the Taliban having a safe haven in Pakistan,” the Atlantic Council’s James Cunningham says.

In my travels around the country I’ve found many who support Trump precisely because of the qualities he’s being criticized for having.

The former No.1 golfer on how he took control of his brand and formed Great White Shark Enterprises.

While many children enter the U.S. with a history of sexual abuse, not all children are safe from such abuse upon getting here.

Beijing has decided that an aggressive policy of slowly but surely weakening the status quo serves its interests.

Will Mullah Mansur’s replacement be more likely to participate in the long-stalled peace and reconciliation negotiations with the Afghan government?

Trump may be competitive in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, forcing Democrats to spend in states they have taken for granted.

Unless this is done, Ban Ki-moon’s showcase event should be judged a failure, says War Child UK.

Hamad el Kaddah opens up about the loss of his friends and colleagues in last week’s crash.

Are there flaws in telephone pollsters' prediction that Britain will vote to "Bremain?"

"The Boys in the Bunkhouse," by Dan Barry, tells the unbelievable but true story of a turkey processing plant's house of horrors in Iowa.

There is a swelling contingent of white men who lament that life isn’t as good as it was in 1950 and who tend to blame people of color and immigrants.

Salacious personal stories are used to deter questions about systemic causes of corruption and to obscure the contradictions in Xi’s program.

True free trade means no governmental restrictions.

For Iran, an intra-Shia conflict or even civil war inside Baghdad would be an even greater disaster than that posed by ISIS when it invaded northern Iraq in 2014.

Since officials of the former Ukraine regime have little trust in the Russian legal system, most of their assets are located in Western or offshore jurisdictions.

Girl says all but six of the Chibok girls are alive and being held in the Sambisa Forest, which contradicts the assumption the girls had been widely scattered.

Brits find themselves returning to the nation of the 1930s with no welfare state.

Turkey's record on women's rights has deteriorated since it was picked to host the World Humanitarian Summit.