Tag: The World
Corruption in Kiev
An American expat sets out on a difficult undertaking: to open a business in Ukraine without paying any bribes....
Chinese cars drive into European market
Chinese exports are finding new and lucrative markets around the world, and Chinese car companies have started getting in on the action. ...
Cell phones teach South African students
A new teaching program in South Africa encourages reading and math skills using students' cell phones....
Virginia's model for harsh immigration laws
Forget Arizona. Prince William County in Northern Virginia may be the model for strict immigration reform....
Saving Saddam's Iraqi monuments
Preservationists and other Iraqis are battling over whether to tear down Saddam Hussein's old monuments or preserve them for history's sake....
Finding jobs for France’s older workers
The minimum retirement age in France will likely rise to the ripe age of 62 very soon. Labor unions are now scrambling to figure out new ways to help France's pensioners....
How the midterms could change foreign policy
No matter who wins in Tuesday's elections, American foreign policy will likely change. Some say it already has....
China: The midterm election boogie man
Voters have seen fear mongering and political wrangling over the issue of job losses to China in the current election....
The muddled debate over immigration and jobs
Linking unemployment to illegal immigration is popular in this year's election campaigns, but economists say take a closer look....
A magazine for gay men in the Arab world
Mithly, a new online magazine from Morocco, is seeking to redefine what it means to be a gay Arab man....
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