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Britain's tumbling currency isn't good news for most Britons, but it is probably better news than the alternative: austerity.
Nativist responses to immigration mirror the anxieties of their era.
Donald Trump's crude recorded comments about women provide an important portrait of his potential presidency.
Hundreds of individuals and organizations were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Peacemaking everywhere is the winner.
The likely new secretary-general is intimately familiar with the plight of refugees. The UN needs that focus right now.
How Spain’s insurgent politicians have roiled a two-party democracy.
As the Paris Climate Agreement nears activation, its success depends on humanity voluntarily taking responsibility for its role in climate change.
A video of a Syrian volunteer saving the life of a one-month-old girl shows a glimpse of the astounding work being done by the 'White Helmets.'
The way Syria and Iraq retake key cities from rebels could say much about each country's future.
Russia's refusal to take responsibility for the 2014 downing of an airliner over eastern Ukraine fits a familiar pattern.