Author: WSJ.com: World News

A reader draws a parallel between ‘The Godfather’ film and today’s AI race.

European gas prices rose, despite oil prices falling on the prospect of lost Saudi Arabian supplies returning to the global market faster than expected.

Readers describe how they witnessed allies’ sympathy and help 25 years ago after the terrorist attacks.

A mixed set of data suggests that a K-shaped growth path is becoming further entrenched in the Chinese economy.

Working with Beijing would be a mistake. The Chinese government’s true intentions are clear.

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.