On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a look at the grim prospects for disabled North Koreans.
Issues / Health
Zombies speak to our perennial anxieties about war, pandemics, and globalization.
Solving the Fukushima nuclear crisis will require rethinking our whole approach to science, social media, and public diplomacy.
Serbians who live with HIV report that they are stigmatized and have difficulties gaining access to treatment.
The Supreme Court overturned a mandate that certain organizations receiving HIV/AIDS funding state their opposition to prostitution.
To Israel, Gaza stands in for Iran as an attack surrogate.
FPIF highlights foreign affairs that, in a perfect world, the presidential candidates would debate on Monday.
The United States should take a lesson from Africa in dealing with its AIDS epidemic.
A recently discovered U.S. army report puts lie to the Pentagon's denials that it exposed soldiers and civilians to Agent Orange on Okinawa.
Dr. Chomsky analyzes how the Magna Carta has become largely irrelevant in the world as the document nears its one thousandth birthday.