Politics & Foreign Affairs

A new $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure Bill was advanced in the Senate on Friday by a vote of 66-28. Despite...

Relations are not yet broken between Europe and Hungary and Poland, the leaders of the rebellious Visegrad group that also...

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has earned over the years persistent bad press for its work to assist in...

US Senate votes to move forward with trillion-dollar infrastructure package, but complications with "human infrastructure" could derail Biden’s agenda. On...

“It doesn’t matter if global or national leaders talk love or make war, it is people who starve.”  paraphrased from...

More than 400 million young people, between the age of 15 and 29, live in fragile and conflict-affected contexts across...

Environment ministers from the G20 member states assembled on July 22 for two days of talks, attempting to lay a...

This is the summer of Italy on the World Stage--And recognition of One Health as a global concern: What happens...

The fight against climate change in European politics often seems like two steps forward and one step back; despite the...

After months of activism from consumers and plant-based companies, the EU has withdrawn Amendment 171. The amendment would have stopped...

European Union policymakers on Wednesday, July 14, unveiled an ambitious plan to tackle climate change, laying out a roadmap to...

As Afghanistan spirals into chaos and is increasingly overtaken by the Taliban, it has become the one country where conflict,...