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The COVID-19 pandemic could cause structural shifts and long-term damage to labor forces across the globe, the International Labor Organization has warned....
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Russia is rattling its sabers all along Ukraine’s northern, eastern and southern borders, prompting fears of an invasion. The U.S. and Europe...
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, the countries of Central Asia became independent. With their newfound sovereignty came all the challenges of building...
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Canada is on a growing list of developed economies grappling with rising food prices. This year, the cost of food increased there...
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Turkey’s presidential elections are slated for June 2023, but it’s unclear whether Recep Tayyip Erdogan will last that long in office. November...
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Broadly speaking, there are two main drivers of migration: the search for economic opportunity, and displacement by violence, insecurity or political events....
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The United Kingdom is trying to redefine its role in the international system after leaving the European Union. A significant part of...
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The Brazilian government expects foreign direct investment to be a major component of its economic recovery from the pandemic – just as...
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On Oct. 25, the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy announced a new U.S.-Colombian counternarcotics strategy. The two countries have a...
Special Collection – The Middle East