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Climate Change Worsening Severe Hunger in Horn of Africa

2019/11/15

The United States Supreme Court in Washington, D.C

National

Will Additional Justices Depoliticize or Further Divide US Supreme Court?

2019/11/05

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Bahamas Need to Reconsider Building Practices Amid Dorian Clean-Up

2019/10/09

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Smugglers Profit on Host Countries’ Hostility Toward Refugees in Southeast Asia

2019/10/11

National

With Flu Season Coming, Doctors Warn US Migrant Facilities Unprepared

2019/08/08

National

Death Penalty Makes a Comeback in US as Racial Disparities Persist

2019/08/01

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan shakes hands with US President Donald Trump in the White House.

Featured

Why Charm Alone is Unlikely to Repair Strained US-Pakistan Relations

2019/07/24

Taliban fighters with their weapons in Afghanistan

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Peace for Afghanistan: How to Reintegrate Taliban Fighters?

2019/07/23

Venezuelans carrying groceries cross a bridge from Colombia back to Venezuela

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Venezuelan Migrants Face Danger, Economic Exploitation: UN Report

2019/07/19

The streets of the Algerian capital have turned into a mass of green, white and red as merchants hawking flags cash in on huge rallies against President Bouteflika

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Despite Widespread Support, Lack of Leadership Could Hinder Algeria’s Hopes for Democracy

2019/07/18

Women in Afghanistan wearing a blue burqa

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Has the Taliban Actually Become More Progressive on Women’s Rights?

2019/07/16

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African Nations Should Invest in Young People to Tackle Terrorism: UN Chief

2019/07/10

Protester holding up the flag from Venezuela

Featured

Latin American Countries Develop Plan to Integrate Venezuelan Migrants

2019/07/08

Sudanese protesters rally outside the army complex in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on April 18, 2019

Democracy at Risk

Sudan Protesters Ready to ‘Pay Price of Change’ as Military Attempts Provocations

2019/07/02

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Sudan Activists Prepare for Provocations During Upcoming Mass Protest

2019/06/28

A refugee holds a picture of German Chancellor Angela Merkel

Featured

Number of Asylum Applications Grows Only for Certain EU Countries [Report]

2019/06/24

Protestors in Sudan wave a giant Sudanese flag above a crows of demonstrators

World

Saudi Arabia, UAE Want a Dictator to Remain in Power in Sudan, Expert Says

2019/06/21

A bamboo-based design raises family homes safely above water levels to cope with raising water levels in Bangladesh.

Environment

Climate Change to Create Up to 143Mln Additional Migrants by 2050 [Report]

2019/06/20

Featured

Can US Aid Slow Down Migration from Central America?

2019/06/19

A pedestrian walks past a row of boarded up homes in Baltimore, Maryland.

National

Life Expectancy Gaps in US Cities Linked to Racial Segregation: Study

2019/06/13

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Imogen Francis

Climate Change Worsening Severe Hunger in Horn of Africa

Will Additional Justices Depoliticize or Further Divide US Supreme Court?

Bahamas Need to Reconsider Building Practices Amid Dorian Clean-Up

Smugglers Profit on Host Countries’ Hostility Toward Refugees in Southeast Asia

With Flu Season Coming, Doctors Warn US Migrant Facilities Unprepared

Death Penalty Makes a Comeback in US as Racial Disparities Persist

Why Charm Alone is Unlikely to Repair Strained US-Pakistan Relations

Peace for Afghanistan: How to Reintegrate Taliban Fighters?

Venezuelan Migrants Face Danger, Economic Exploitation: UN Report

Despite Widespread Support, Lack of Leadership Could Hinder Algeria’s Hopes for Democracy

Has the Taliban Actually Become More Progressive on Women’s Rights?

African Nations Should Invest in Young People to Tackle Terrorism: UN Chief

Latin American Countries Develop Plan to Integrate Venezuelan Migrants

Sudan Protesters Ready to ‘Pay Price of Change’ as Military Attempts Provocations

Sudan Activists Prepare for Provocations During Upcoming Mass Protest

Number of Asylum Applications Grows Only for Certain EU Countries [Report]

Saudi Arabia, UAE Want a Dictator to Remain in Power in Sudan, Expert Says

Climate Change to Create Up to 143Mln Additional Migrants by 2050 [Report]

Can US Aid Slow Down Migration from Central America?

Life Expectancy Gaps in US Cities Linked to Racial Segregation: Study

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