Author: WSJ.com: World News

In the world’s Catholic stronghold, millions are abandoning churches for a world of personal faith, ancient rituals and supernatural beliefs.

Democrats welcome socialists with open arms but won’t endure anyone who stands up for the Jewish state.

Restarting an idled oil refinery isn’t a cure-all for the territory’s financial woes.

Students weigh in on the riots in Europe, and whether they could happen here.

Beijing touts rosy statistics, but China’s leaders have clogged the country’s banks and local governments with unproductive investments.

Such disasters stem from human error rather than from a country’s political or economic system.

His skin may turn yellow.

France’s fiscal problem is straightforward.

No one should question Brazilian democracy.

The system today provides strong incentives not to accept responsibility for anything bad.

Why can’t the president see what seems so obvious to the majority of the Western world?