World
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Mexican Presidential Hopeful López Obrador Accuses Trump of Human Rights Violations
Andrés Manuel López Obrador submitted his claim to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
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Why Saudi Arabia Isn’t Going to Hit its 2030 Goal
After convening a girls' council made up entirely of men, will Saudi Arabia ever make progress with women's rights?
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What you Need to Know About the Netherlands-Turkey Standoff
The conflict could have far-reaching consequences.
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European Court of Justice Rules That Employers Can Ban Religious Attire
The ruling is binding for all EU member-states.
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Is Scotland Headed for a Second Independence Referendum?
Its last independence vote was in 2014.
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Is the U.S. Considering a Military Response to North Korea?
Tensions continue to mount.
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India’s Low Drug Prices: Do They Lead to a Struggle for Health Care Accessibility?
Access to cheap drugs is only part of the story.
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Iceland Proposes Law to Mandate Equal Pay for All by 2020
It's believed to be the first law of its kind in the world.
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World Pledges Nearly $200M to Counter Trump’s Abortion Funding Ban
World leaders rally to support the rights of women and girls.
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Meet Geert Wilders, the “Dutch Donald Trump”
Trump-esque in both hairstyle and message.
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Fertility Campaigns Fight Population Shifts but Reinforce Anti-Immigrant Sentiments
Fertility campaigns value citizens, but ignore immigrants.
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Did Kim Jong-un Order the Assassination of His Half-Brother?
The two are estranged half-brothers.
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China Bans Coal Imports from North Korea: What Does the Move Mean?
China responds to Trump's critiques.
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UN Declares Man-Made Famine in South Sudan
One million people are on the verge of starvation.
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Ecuador’s Election: The “Pink Tide” is on the Rocks
The Ecuadorian government faces strong opposition.
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Where Does the U.S. Stand on the Two-State Solution?
Could the decades-long U.S. position shift?
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Even if Marine Le Pen Loses, French Nationalism Will Still Win
Far-right movements are powerful, even if they're not in power.
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Will Riots Engulf the Parisian Suburbs Once Again?
Protests were sparked after the alleged assault of a young man by a cop.
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Venezuela Pulls Spanish-Language CNN After Investigative Report into VP
CNN reported Venezuelan officials sold passports to individuals linked to terrorism.
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North Korea Tests Trump’s Resolve with Missile Launch
He was actually fairly restrained in his response.
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What is the Muslim Brotherhood?
The Trump Administration may brand the group a "terrorist organization."
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Colombia Charges Corporations with Crimes Against Humanity
All part of the country's slow progress toward peace.
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Israel Passes Law to Retroactively Legalize Illegal West Bank Settlements
But, the Supreme Court is expected to strike down the law.
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French Presidential Hopeful Marine Le Pen: “I’m the Candidate of the People!”
Le Pen opened her campaign with a speech on Sunday.
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Tragedy in Avdiivka: Violence Tearing Through Eastern Ukraine
The residents no longer have electricity or water.
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What Does Trump Mean for Peace in Colombia?
Changes could be on the horizon.
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How Will the U.S. Respond to Iran’s Latest Missile Test?
How will Trump deal with Iran?
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Baby Chimpanzee Trafficking Network Discovered in West Africa
The investigation led to the rescue of a one-year-old chimp.
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Nicola Thorp: Woman Who Was Sent Home for Wearing Flats Sparks Change in the UK
She was instructed to return in heels.
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Why Did Rep. Tulsi Gabbard Meet with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad?
Gabbard also made stops in Beirut and Aleppo.
