Andrew Stuttaford

Europe’s LNG storage tanks are only about 50 percent full, a very low level at a time when it needs to be preparing for winter.

Posting earlier today, Mark Krikorian records the latest chapter in the immigration disaster unleashed by Pedro Sánchez, Spain's hard-left prime minister.

The dramatic (and, for now, largely reversed) migrant incursion into Ceuta has focused attention on a city that is not that often in the spotlight.

H.R. 8595 is better known as the National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs Appropriations Act of 2027.

As debate rages about responsibility for the massive influx of illegal immigrants into Ceuta, a Spanish city on the North African coast, defenders

I am old enough to remember when Pedro Sánchez, Spain's hard-left prime minister, was being described by overexcited Gutmenschen as Europe's “real” leader, an honorary title last held by Angela Merkel.

Insult a company enough, tax a company enough, inhibit a company's business enough, and it will go. BP, a pioneer in offshore oil production, has decided to sell its North Sea assets.

Yes, yes, American politicians talk about the scourge of higher prices. Only yesterday, Elizabeth Warren Donald Trump was on the warpath about the

Tackling ‘Corporate Greed’ the Old-Fashioned Way

I wrote the other day about the concern that Europe's LNG (liquefied natural gas) reserves are lower than they should be at this time of year: