GroundTruth

October 08, 2015

The Sustainable Development Goals for 2030 already have received mixed reviews.

Agence France-Presse

Indigenous leaders, women and youth call for community-led development at UNGA

GlobalPost

October 02, 2015

Including civil society in international development plans is not new, but their increased prominence is.

Politics

Iranians quietly question their government's role in Syria and beyond

GlobalPost

September 24, 2015

Iran's signing of the nuclear deal has created a bit of daylight for skeptics.

Agence France-Presse

Why the Islamic State is making Indonesia and its neighbors nervous

GlobalPost

September 21, 2015

Indonesia is the world’s most populous Muslim-majority country, and a glaring target for IS recruitment.

Agence France-Presse

Fourteen years after 9/11, a return to Foreverstan

GlobalPost

September 11, 2015

The GroundTruth Project's founder Charles Sennott on America's longest war.

Agence France-Presse

Women in politics: How the US compares with the world (VIDEO)

GlobalPost

September 10, 2015

Even if presidential candidate Hilary Clinton wins, America will have a long way to go toward equal representation.

Agence France-Presse

Why Iranian youth are endorsing the nuclear agreement

GlobalPost

September 08, 2015

Young Iranians have been among the most vocal supporters, as they are most impacted by the country's pariah status.

Agence France-Presse

As Obama talks of climate change in Alaska, oil giant Shell readies drills in the Arctic

GlobalPost

September 01, 2015

Obama's environmental advocacy is at odds with his approval of Shell's drilling plan in the Arctic. That same dissonance applies to Shell's interest in sustainability.

Justice

Ominous signs en route to a unique school for girls in Afghanistan

GlobalPost

August 29, 2015

Filmmaker Beth Murphy's latest visit to the school this month was different than previous ones.

Agence France-Presse

Muslim leaders are trying to change the way Kenya fights terrorism

GlobalPost

August 23, 2015

The Kenyan government is accused of collectively punishing Muslims for the actions of a few.

GroundTruth

Corruption charges dampen launch of new UN global goals

Indigenous leaders, women and youth call for community-led development at UNGA

Iranians quietly question their government's role in Syria and beyond

Why the Islamic State is making Indonesia and its neighbors nervous

Fourteen years after 9/11, a return to Foreverstan

Women in politics: How the US compares with the world (VIDEO)

Why Iranian youth are endorsing the nuclear agreement

As Obama talks of climate change in Alaska, oil giant Shell readies drills in the Arctic

Ominous signs en route to a unique school for girls in Afghanistan

Muslim leaders are trying to change the way Kenya fights terrorism

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