Articles and analysis covering the world stage
Lessons From Latin America on Impeaching Donald Trump
July 14, 2017
Since only one U.S. president has left office due to wrongdoing, examples from Latin America can provide some perspective.
International Leaders May Look to Talk Trade With U.S. States
July 13, 2017
Foreign officials will discuss the role of U.S. states in the international economy at this week’s National Governors Association meeting.
Global Poll Finds Most Believe the U.S. Tops China as World's Leading Economic Power
July 13, 2017
But in many European countries and Canada, China is considered more dominant.
Photos of Immigrants in Queens – New York City’s Most Diverse Borough
July 13, 2017
The Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens is the most diverse in New York City.
Top Swedish Security CEO's Identity Stolen, Reported Bankrupt
July 12, 2017
The CEO of a major security company was briefly declared bankrupt after his information was stolen.
Former Brazilian President Lula Found Guilty of Corruption
July 12, 2017
The ruling marked a stunning fall for Brazil's first working-class president who left office with an 83-percent approval rating.
The Global Immigration Revolution Has Begun
July 12, 2017
In the next decade, skilled immigrants may have their pick of countries – not the other way around.
How Russia Won the Trump-Putin Meeting
July 11, 2017
Trump's lack of experience inspired little confidence that he would walk away with any serious concessions from Putin.
Indian Economy to Soar as China's Sags and America's Slogs Along
July 10, 2017
India and China are expected to blow America's economic growth away by 2025.
Immigration Forces Sweden to Re-Evaluate Its Welfare State
July 10, 2017
The Nordic country, seen as the best to be an immigrant, is confronting limits to its hospitality to outsiders.