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Why Europe is no closer to uniting on refugee policy.
The family-run regime in Pyongyang often defies the world with aggressive acts. It often needs the world to bail it out.
A Syria cease-fire is scheduled to begin Monday. All sides have a part to play, but Russia holds most of the cards.
Russia, its leader, and its aims loom larger in this US presidential cycle than it has since the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago.
The wave of displaced persons flooding into the EU has stirred a populist reaction that is now threatening centrist governments.
Kofi Annan is making a timely intervention in a testy ethnic dispute in Myanmar.
The yearning to learn is almost universally shared.
Undocumented immigrants should not be reduced to a single stereotype.
They're coming.
Third party candidates