Author: WSJ.com: World News

The Section 232 program is helping rebuild America’s metals industry.

The U.S. and Canada are distinct nations built on different branches of their shared British inheritance.

The G-20’s recognition of Beijing’s policy-driven steel overproduction is a welcome first step.

After a pilgrimage through Spain, the challenge is carrying its lessons forward in everyday life.

Those in Israel’s war room after Oct. 7 had to fight for their nation’s survival without the luxury of knowing how the story would end.

Taipei’s investment shows that the island is serious about deterring Beijing.

Hint: Despite what the leading candidate for United Nations secretary-general has said, it wasn’t Israel.

U.S. stock indexes started the week lower as rising oil prices added to investor anxiety.

Exports have become a key pillar of support for the Chinese economy, helping to sustain growth amid tepid domestic consumption.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is using ancient war tactics to survive.

China’s foreign-exchange reserves edged higher in August against the backdrop of a weaker dollar and a surging trade surplus, renewing concerns about the yuan’s appreciation.

The fresh cash injection could help ease a squeeze on margins, bolster safety nets against bad loans and encourage increased lending.