Regardless of President Mubarak's title, his son has already effectively taken over the reins of power in Egypt, steering the country toward social and economic modernity.

The coup in Honduras that removed President Zelaya poses a threat to Latin America as a whole, a region that does not want to return to an era of military dictatorship.

Obama's recent visit to Ghana says much about the country's potential, but it may say even more about the country Obama chose not to visit.

In the autonomous city of Ceuta, African refugees find temporary asylum leading nowhere, unable to cross into Spain, unwilling to return to the countries whence they came.

The blogosphere is one of the Iranian people's only outlets of expression. Worldpress.org reviews a collection of blogs from Iranians reacting to the election and the ensuing protests and brutality.

Iran's fraudulent elections were designed to deceive the world, and now the backlash is coming from masses opposed not only to Ahmadinejad but to the regime as a whole.

The degree to which the Romanian economy has begun to crumble, in both the state and private sectors, puts the country at imminent risk or national bankruptcy.

A native of the small African country, who fled during its civil war, returns to find the nation developing at a surprising rate, although not without pitfalls.

President Obama, as the first African-American leader of the United States, carries a special global burden.

Non-military solutions need to be considered to deal with to the Somali piracy dilemma.

President Obamas visit to Mexico has been compared to a quick doctors check up on Felipe Calderon.

The decades-long mining of Jamaicas bauxite, an essential component of aluminum, has ecologically ravaged a tropical paradise.