Less Than 5% of Refugee Resettlement Needs Were Met in 2018
Of an estimated 1.2 million refugees in need of resettlement worldwide in 2018, only 55,692 successfully reached host countries, the UNHRC report shows.
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INTERVIEWS
The Green New Deal: A Generational Fight Over the Future of America
With a Green New Deal proposal introduced in Congress, The Globe Post spoke to Aracely Jimenez-Hudis, a spokesperson for the Sunrise movement, about the group’s vision for the future of America.
The Case for a Constitutional Amendment to Overturn Citizens United
The Globe Post's Bryan Bowman spoke with Wolf-PAC's Executive Director Mike Monetta to discuss the state of the fight against big money in politics and the prospects of a 28th amendment on campaign finance.
Confidante of ‘Tyrants:’ An Interview With Former Chavez Advisor Eva Golinger
The Globe Post spoke to Eva Golinger, an American attorney and journalist who was a legal advisor to former Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez, about the political crisis unfolding in Venezuela
OPINION
Trump, Fake News, and the Importance of Looking Back
The Trump administration is undoubtedly the most hostile ever towards historians, precisely at a time when they are most needed. Not only do historians provide insights about the present and what may come tomorrow, but they also teach students and the general public basic skills required for informed citizenship.
EDITORIALS
US Has No Clear Syria Strategy, But Trump Makes Bad Situation Worse
The US didn’t have a clear strategy in Syria to begin with. It never had. But with his decision to withdraw troops, Trump made the bad situation worse.
WORLD
India-Pakistan Tensions Threaten to Derail Saudi Prince’s Delhi Trip
Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's business mission to New Delhi can be overshadowed by soaring tensions between India and Pakistan.
