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Previous attempts to harness patriotic fervor have boomeranged on the Chinese state, leading to unwanted social disruptions.

The Conservatives and Labour couldn't agree on a Brexit deal, but Prime Minister Theresa May hasn't run out of options yet.

If the economic pain on display in April economic data continues, China's strategy could shift.

As the country's chief source of export revenue drops off, its elites will start to jockey for a slice of illicit income streams.

Prime Minister Imran Khan has secured a three-year IMF loan to help relieve Pakistan's dire economic situation. But the conditions tied to the tranche's disbursement risk inviting a political backlash.

The Treasury Department's adjustment to the criteria for determining currency manipulation under U.S. law could also add several other countries to its watchlist.

Members of the bloc are starting to debate the process for choosing the next leader of the commission, a position that comes with the power to shape the future of EU policy.

A new blacklist of companies barred by the U.N.-recognized government from operating in Libya notably includes French oil giant Total, complicating an already-challenging business environment for foreigners.

Pyongyang breaks its flight test hiatus, but not its promise on longer-range launches, as it seeks to reinvigorate talks with the United States.

At the risk of angering international partners and deepening Turkey's economic malaise, authorities order an election rerun in Istanbul after the government lost the city.

As Turkey and Cyprus cross swords once more over hydrocarbon exploration, Greece and the U.S. are wading into the dispute.

On the eve of a visit by a high-level Chinese trade delegation, Trump's tweet adds pressure on Beijing, introducing more uncertainty into the outcome of the negotiations.