Recep Tayyio Erdogan’s political instincts seem to have deserted him.
Issues / Democracy & Governance
A meditation on history and the long arc of justice.
While Tunisia remains an island of hope, its latest government reshuffling promises to change little for the country's impoverished population.
Our top pieces from 2013 touch on nearly corner of the world.
Hungary’s inequality is manifested in education, health care, transportation, and ― prejudice against Roma.
Sudan might have been better off undivided.
Though Western leaders now lionize Nelson Mandela, the only leaders who stood up for his struggle when it counted were those most demonized by the West.
Although Hezbollah looks increasingly likely to weather Syria's civil war, blowback from hardline Sunnis at home may prove a longer-term challenge.
The Obama’s administration’s policy on Western Sahara constitutes nothing less than a rejection of fundamental principles of international law.
Through vote buying and brute violence, supporters of the 2009 coup in Honduras may have stolen the 2013 election.