War with Iran could cost you your job.
Issues / Human Rights
The broad-based protests against Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan reflect deep-seated resentments over the Islamist leader's increasingly authoritarian governing style.
Turks are feeling steamrollered by Prime Minister Erdogan's development projects.
The crisis of people-trafficking and sexual exploitation in Northeast Asia is not a nationalist issue; it is a gender issue.
Were the Syrian rebels to win, how different would their rule be from Assad's?
A year ago, the European Court of Human Rights mandated that Slovenia pay compensation to the 25,000 people stripped of residency in the wake of the country's independence.
After 40 years of exile and too many broken hearts, it's long past time we let the Chagossians go home.
To beef up the U.S. military presence in Africa to provide security for oil and natural-gas sources, the U.S. needed to either amplify the terrorist threat to the region or fabricate one.
From mission creep to missileers asleep at the wheel.
For many the decomposition of Yugoslavia into its constituent republics in the early 1990s was anything but smooth.