Brazil’s ‘Trump of the Tropics’ He's called black activists "animals," said he'd rather that his son die than bring home a male lover and told one political opponent he would never...
Murders of two European journalists highlight impunity risks When the Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed and dismembered by a Saudi hit squad in Turkey, the story generated international...
Countering extremism in Central Asia More people joined the Islamic State from former Soviet republics than from any other region outside the Middle East. On this special edition of...
Calvo-Roth broke barriers for women journalists On this week's show, a look at the life of a pioneering female journalist. Fortuna Calvo-Roth was born in 1934 to a Jewish family in Paris, but...
How the Indy Star felled USA Gymnastics It started with a story in the Indianapolis Star about executives at USA Gymnastics failing to forward allegations of sexual abuse against young...
Ukraine’s displaced struggle amid forgotten war Though it's receded from the headlines, the war in Ukraine grinds on nearly five years after it began. Among the hardest hit are the estimated 1.5...
Arab women see changing rights climate [rebroadcast] In late June, the first Saudi women to legally drive a car in the kingdom started their engines and took off down the road. The lifting of Saudi...
Special Edition: #MizzouNobel On this week's special edition of Global Journalist, a team of Missouri School of Journalism reporters and professionals pull back the curtain on the...
Peace Corps spurred career of New Yorker’s Hessler On this special edition of Global Journalist, an extended interview with award-winning foreign correspondent and author Peter Hessler. In 1996,...
India’s toilet boom The the practice of outdoor defecation is a major cause of diarrheal diseases that kill about 2,200 children a day - more than die from HIV/AIDS,...
