No thread is brighter than that connecting East and West. The exchange of ideas, trade, and philosophies has shaped our world ...

As with climate change, why are we so slow to recognise the existential threat that drug use poses to humanity?

American president Jimmy Carter, who died recently, had a strong human rights ... the tourism boom was geography, because European tourists drove through Turkey, Iran and Afghanistan to enter ...

Millions of people from the poor world are trying to cross seas, forests, valleys and rivers, in search of safety, work and ...

Second, size matters. It alludes to the physical size in terms of land (and water) areas in possession. It also, importantly, ...

A former Republican director of USAID says the agency is critical to U.S. interests and can’t be abolished or folded into the State Department.

The countries most affected by climate change are poor, rely heavily on agriculture for income, and are vulnerable to extreme ...

Hasina is accused of overseeing a series of human rights abuses during her rule ... have been forthright in recognising the realities of geography and economics. These are trends worth watching ...

Countries that malign migrants are in quite serious need of new people. Nations in the wealthy world face a top-heavy future- ...

It’s a human rights issue ... We need to focus on the geography of our aid programs, where our missions are and whether they’re critically important to the national interest of the United ...

I hope that federal policy will not extend these attacks through the elimination of critical departments, drastic changes via executive orders or significant reductions in funding to the Departments ...

Will the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas ease tensions and conflicts in the Middle East? Possibly. But only with America’s ...