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Race Against Time in Blackout-Hit Venezuela to Save Food Stocks
Many homes and businesses still had no electricity on Monday, and resilient residents launched into a race against the clock...
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UN Warns Against Stigmatizing ‘Caliphate’ Children
An estimated 3,000 foreign children are currently housed at the Al-Hol camp, which has taken in most of the massive...
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Plastic in Crosshairs at UN Environment Forum
The U.N. wants individual countries to sign up to "significantly" reduce plastic production, including a phasing out of single-use plastics...
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Sounding the Alarm: Universal Basic Income And The Rise of Automation
With the 2020 race underway, The Globe Post spoke to Democratic candidate Andrew Yang about his vision for America and...
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Arab Party Barred From Israel Polls After Claims it Backed ‘Terror’
The move came after earlier approving Jewish candidates from an extreme-right party that's widely viewed as racist and is sometimes...
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China’s Huawei Sues US Over Federal Ban On Its Products
The move may send a global signal that Huawei is willing to use all means, including national courts, to prevent...
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Venezuela Crisis Worsened by Sanctions: UN Rights Chief
A sanctions regime led by the United States has significantly worsened Venezuela's crippling economic and political crisis, the U.N. human...
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Great Power Competition: The US-China Trade Dispute is About Much More Than Trade
“If current trends continue, the United States and China at this point are destined to be enemies.”
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Modi, Imran Emerge Stronger After Kashmir Crisis
As tempers cool after an alarming confrontation between India and Pakistan, analysts say their leaders have emerged stronger
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Mexico’s President to Open Archives on ‘Dirty War’ Period
Obrador said the archives show how intelligence agencies targeted activists and opposition groups during the country's "dirty war."
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Planned Indictment of Netanyahu: What You Need to Know
Here are a series of questions and answers on the allegations and their impact on April 9 elections
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Dozen Journalists Arrested at Algiers Censorship Protest
Algerian police arrested Thursday a dozen journalists protesting "censorship" of coverage of demonstrations against a fifth term for President Abdelaziz...
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UN Probe Accuses Israel of Possible Crimes Against Humanity
"They have intentionally shot people with disabilities. They have intentionally shot journalists."
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Why Trump ‘Walked’ From North Korea Talks Without Deal
The U.S.-North Korea nuclear summitended abruptly without a deal, with Trump saying he had decided to "walk" in the face...
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Kim Opens Door to US Presence in Pyongyang at Nuke Talks
During sit-down talks earlier Thursday, the North Korean leader said he would welcome the opening of a U.S. liaison office...
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No Country For Young Children: The Rise of Statelessness Across Europe
Stateless children are denied socioeconomic rights such as education, healthcare, and employment opportunities and civil rights such as freedom from...
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US House Poised to Pass Landmark Gun Legislation
Ahead of Wednesday's votes on universal background checks, The Globe Post spoke to Rep. Robin Kelly (D-Il.), a leading voice...
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In Middle East, Impunity Reigned in 2018: Amnesty
"Allies of governments in the region have always placed lucrative trade agreements, security cooperation, or multi-billion dollar arms sales ahead...
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Top Pope Aide Cardinal Pell Convicted of Child Sex Crimes
Australian Cardinal George Pell, one of Pope Francis' closest advisors, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two choirboys, becoming...
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Argentina’s Chief Rabbi Injured in Attack at Home
Seven men were involved in the assault Monday in Buenos Aires on Gabriel Davidovich, who is 56.
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