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Hillary Clinton, the blind dissident, and the art of diplomacy in the Twitter era.

An exclusive interview with the secretary of state.

What does the U.S. oil and gas boom mean for international energy markets and climate change initiatives? We asked top experts, and here's what they told us.

To navigate the complicated new politics of oil and gas, FP asked the author of The Quest and leading U.S. energy historian to help shape our latest survey -- and guide us through the results.

Yes, oil and gas made in the USA is surging. But does that really liberate us from the Middle East?

Every unstable country is unstable in its own way.

Why geography -- unfortunately -- is destiny for South Asia's troubled heartland.

Predicting state failure isn't as hard as you think.

The people of the Middle East have paid a steep price to overthrow their dictators.

States don't fail overnight. The seeds of of their destruction are sown deep within their political institutions.

From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, see which countries fared worst across 12 indicators.

A CIA veteran remembers his Soviet counterpart.

It's time to stop calling countries like Brazil and China "developing." They're just rich.

The veteran economist and Washington power-player on China, currency wars, and working with Henry Kissinger.

What's the best way to detect electoral fraud? You may want to follow the numbers.

A new study suggests that food aid could actually prolong conflict rather than resolve it.

The United States doesn't have a monopoly on money in politics.

How did a phrase initially used dismissively by Joseph Stalin become shorthand for who loves America more?

Could China's lunar ambitions scramble politics here on Earth?