Trying to stop human-caused climate change is like trying to stop a speeding bus; you need to slow it down first. Carbon dioxide already...

In 2014, the events leading up to and following the referendum on Scottish independence dominated news coverage around the world. The...

While much hay has been made over 2015’s assortment of political upsets, one of the most interesting applecarts to be overturned has...

“Festive atmosphere – celebrations largely peaceful.” Such was the German police’s summary of New Year’s Eve in Cologne on the morning of...

The Air France dispute itself centers on the company’s efforts to cut costs and reduce its crippling debt. In the first half of 2015...

The 2015 United Nations Conference on Climate Change, or COP 21, begins on December 7th in Paris.  The Paris Agreement  already promises...

This past summer, President Barack Obama ventured into new political territory with his visit to the El Reno prison in Oklahoma, which...

It was late November at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. The presidents of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and...

On October 29, the European Parliament voted on a resolution encouraging member states to offer asylum to Edward Snowden, the former...

The Maidan Revolution in Ukraine and the Russian annexation of Crimea have changed the geopolitical game in Europe. In many ways, the...

Since January, an estimated 710,000 migrants and refugees have entered the European Union. This number is about two and a half times the...

Every day, more and more Swedish workers are working less and less. This is not because of unemployment or laziness, but due to a...

Relations between Poland and Russia have never been described as warm. While their robust economic cooperation may have had a mutually...

On August 27, an unsuspecting Austrian Autobahn worker happened upon an abandoned truck on the side of the road. What he found inside...

Amid a flurry of impatient press members and anxious voters, representatives of Britain’s Labour party gathered at a special conference...

On August 29 and 30, to commemorate a moment of national freedom, an open-air auditorium in Turkey’s capital hosted a magical encounter...

On January 22nd, 2006, two Russian-controlled natural gas pipelines in the North Caucasus exploded. The impending delays to energy...

Over the past few years, the European Union has become increasingly vocal in its criticism of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians,...

In March, the Republic of Georgia took a considerable step forward on the road to full membership in the European Union. The country...

For a generation that has been disappointed one too many times by the promise of participatory democracy to anticipate any real change,...