Will the Murder of an Italian Student in Egypt Change Anything At All?Relations between Italy and Egypt may have possibly reached an all-time low following the death of Italian student Giulio Regeni....
Peru’s Very Not Normal ElectionOn Sunday Peruvians went to the polls to elect a new President. Two conservative candidates – daughter of a former...
Here’s What Happens When the World’s Most Renowned Photographers Capture the Refugee CrisisThe UN Refugee Agency teamed up with some of the world’s most acclaimed photographers in a new exhibit that illustrates...
Reporter Anna Therese Day Tells the Story of Her Detention in a Middle East Jail Known for TortureThe last time I saw Anna Therese Day we were both attending a conference in Dubai. That was just last...
The Radovan Karadžić Verdict May Help Heal Old Wounds in BosniaMore than 20 years after the Bosnian war ended, the International Criminal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Radovan Karadžić...
After Brussels, Will the Controversial EU-Turkey Refugee Deal Unravel?The European Union and Turkey agreed to a controversial deal late last week aimed at stemming the movement of refugees...
Can Angelina Jolie Pitt Solve the Refugee Crisis?Probably not. But she may certainly help. Here’s how. Angelina Jolie Pitt, who is a special envoy of the UN...
Infographic of the Day: A Shocking Statistic About the Toll of War on Syrian ChildrenMarch 15 is the five year anniversary of the uprising that lead to the Syrian civil war. To commemorate the...
Times Reporter Thomas Fuller: The Destructive Power of Impunity in in South East AsiaThomas Fuller was the longtime Southeast Asia correspondent for the New York Times. He’s now based in San Francisco, but...