Megacities get all the attention but as world leaders gather in Singapore to explore urban issues, they ought to consider the important role that ‘second cities’ provide in helping to counter poverty and spur economic activity.
Britain’s vote to leave the EU was supposed to help settle Britain’s ‘European Question’ – instead, it has thrown up more questions than answers.
FIFA’s administration, led by Swiss President Gianni Infantino, is trying to get on with business as usual. What professional issues plague football’s governing body?
Why oil will stay below $60 per barrel for at least the next decade.
Women’s reproductive rights will be essential to respond to Zika, especially in Latin America where all women must have access to sex education, contraceptives, abortion and safe motherhood.
Britons head to the polls next week to decide their future in the European Union. What implications does ‘Brexit’ have for the U.K’s economic and political future?
Why oil will stay below $60 per barrel for at least the next decade.
The U.S. risks watching from the sidelines as other world powers take the lead in establishing a base on the moon as a stepping stone for a human mission to Mars.
As North Korea works to expand its economy, a growing nuclear program cuts off any benefits at the root.
Dr. Larry Goodson looks at a potential Clinton presidency drawing clues from her foreign policy past and present.
Dr. Larry Goodson looks at American foreign policy under a Donald Trump presidency and sees an unrecognizable approach.
Michael Cox and John Collins argue that the war on drugs has failed, and the world should take a new approach.
Synthetic cannabinoids have been detected in more than 90 countries and a dangerous trend for public health.
Simon Anholt’s Good Country Index measures how much each country contributes to humanity and the planet.
A diplomatic offensive by France to resolve the Palestinian crisis seeks to put result ahead of process.
“Islam” and “Christianity” are simply labels that we apply to extraordinarily diverse forms of identity, belief, and practice.