Europe’s immigration quagmire Back in 2015, the immigration crisis in Europe was in headlines worldwide. Since then the numbers of people crossing the by sea to the...
Malaysia’s 1MDB and Europe’s migrants On this two-part edition of Global Journalist, a look at political corruption in Malaysia and a controversial new film about migration to...
Rising nationalism in Europe Donald Trump’s victory in November’s election came as a shock to many in America’s political establishment. But across the Atlantic in Europe,...
Ireland’s abortion ban under pressure President-elect Donald Trump has suggested that he’ll nominate U.S. Supreme Court justices that would overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that...
For Russia, World Cup poses myriad challenges Ukraine, security and corruption complicate 2018 tournament With the world’s attention set to shift to crisis-riddled Brazil for the 2016 Summer...
Project Exile: Iraqi BBC cameraman struggles in U.K. "They consider us traitors, spies. I was worried about my children." Qais Najim spent more than a decade as a cameraman and editor for the BBC in...
Hungarian journalists build new site after controversy Mass resignations from one of Hungary's top news sites led to the creation of a new investigative outlet In 2014, Hungarian investigative...
Russia releases Crimea reporter charged with ‘extremism’ Police in Crimea have released a reporter for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) after detaining him as part of an investigation into the...
Bosnia’s European lifeline A serious effort by Brussels could help reform Bosnia's troubled politics, argues Columbia's Tanya Domi Bosnia-Herzegovina is among the poorest and...
Bosnia’s stalled recovery Twenty years after Europe's bloodiest war since World War II, Bosnia is a country riven by ethnic divisions and poverty. After its recent...
