Dispatch

For the PMDB, ousting Dilma looks like the easy part. Selling voters on the party’s rightward turn, is another story.

An accidental tour into the heart of the caliphate’s oil smuggling economy.

The rise of ISIS, al Qaeda, and Boko Haram has turned Niger from a backwater into a key U.S. counterterrorism partner. So why is it becoming more authoritarian?

The African National Congress is realizing the only way to save itself is to ditch South Africa’s president.

Colombia’s progressive abortion laws can stop the spread of Zika-linked microcephaly. But the conservative opposition has other plans.

In Jakarta, thousands of lives are lost each year to inadequate emergency response services, bureaucratic bungles, and horrendous traffic. How did it get this bad?

After more than a year of seemingly endless allegations of sexual exploitation by peacekeepers,the U.N. is finally taking action. But critics say it's too little too late.

Can the world’s hand-picked prime minister for Libya survive long enough to put the country back together?

One year after al-Shabab killed 147 people in cold blood, the Kenyan government has turned its back on the university where it happened.

Guatamala's left says the country's ongoing war crimes trials are an overdue reckoning. The country's military says they're a "legal lynching."

Russia’s KHL is trying to expand from Scandinavia to Beijing. But sanctions and distrust of Moscow is taking the luster off Putin’s pet project.

Cargo containers used as courthouses. Camps flooded with sewage. A government on the verge of collapse. Why the EU refugee deal is a disaster for Greece.