Cover Story Tunisia's New Envoy ReflectsOn Arab Spring, Five Years Later Tunisia's new ambassador looks back on the forces of change that his country unleashed five years ago this month
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Cover Story Economically Battered BrazilHopes for Olympic Rebound All the world's eyes will be on Brazil in August, when Rio de Janeiro hosts South America's first Olympics ever. Yet for
“I don’t see how an ambassador can operate effectively in the 21st century without social media support,” Italian Ambassador Claudio Bisogniero said in his introduction to “Beyond Social Media: The
NEW YORK — Prince Turki al-Faisal, one of Saudi Arabia’s most influential and outspoken diplomats, says humanity is “criminally negligent” for not acting more forcefully to end the civil war
It’s not generally thought of as a bastion of the far right, but in October, Switzerland became the latest European country to see a surge in popularity of right-wing parties.
As the war in Syria grinds into its fifth year, the Obama administration’s push to admit more of the conflict’s refugees to the United States has come under fire from
Photo: International Women's Media Foundation The International Women's Media Foundation recently released Reporta, a free app designed to help journalists check in and send alerts from dangerous hotspots around the
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With only 73,000 inhabitants, the Caribbean island of Dominica lacks beaches but is blessed with pristine waterfalls, virgin rainforests and an unusual boiling lake situated in Morne Trois Pitons National
