David Trifunov

March 28, 2014

About a dozen sheep, a sheepdog and 50 farmers arrived at the Louvre in Paris worried they would one day end up in a museum if European Union agriculture policy changed.

Lifestyle

Moscow's largest gay club has closed its doors after attacks, disputes with the landlord

GlobalPost

March 28, 2014

Bullets, gas, vandals and landlords have all conspired against Central Station, the oldest and biggest gay nightclub in Moscow.

Economics

BRICS are so last season. Here are 10 other emerging economies to watch

GlobalPost

March 27, 2014

French credit firm Coface put its weight behind Philippines, Peru, Indonesia and Sri Lanka as world's brightest new economies to watch.

Lifestyle

Would a cheese by any other name taste as good? 10 foods that can’t be called anything else… by law

GlobalPost

March 24, 2014

European negotiators say you can only buy Parmesan in Parma, Cheddar in England and Brie in France.

Politics

Top 10 reasons Sen. Dan Coats is sad about being sanctioned by Russia

GlobalPost

March 21, 2014

After Russia issued a travel ban on nine high-ranking Americans, the Republican senator from Indiana asked Twitter if anyone knew the Russian word for 'Hoosier.'

Lifestyle

Iran celebrates Nowruz, or Persian New Year, with hopes for a revived economy

GlobalPost

March 21, 2014

Nowruz is celebrated across continents and cultures, from Afghanistan and Albania to Iran, Turkey and India.

Conflict

A respected AFP journalist, his wife and 2 children were among the 9 killed by the Taliban yesterday

GlobalPost

March 21, 2014

Prominent Afghan journalists responded to the killing by announcing a boycott of Taliban coverage for 15 days.

Lifestyle

This 'Happy' video from typhoon-ravaged Tacloban, Philippines will put a smile on your face

GlobalPost

March 20, 2014

Tacloban, a city that lost 3,000 people, where 20,000 are still homeless, appears remarkably 'Happy' in a video for the UN's International Day of Happiness.

Politics

Those times the CIA used American spies to spy on Americans

GlobalPost

March 19, 2014

Accusations that the Central Intelligence Agency overstepped its bounds and spied on Americans are as old as the agency itself.

Agence France-Presse

Pakistani court sentences British woman to life in prison for smuggling drugs

GlobalPost

March 18, 2014

Khadija Shah was six months pregnant and traveling with her two other children when caught with more than a hundred pounds of heroin.

David Trifunov

Recent Stories

It was shear luck nobody was hurt during this protest outside the Louvre (VIDEO)

Moscow's largest gay club has closed its doors after attacks, disputes with the landlord

BRICS are so last season. Here are 10 other emerging economies to watch

Would a cheese by any other name taste as good? 10 foods that can’t be called anything else… by law

Top 10 reasons Sen. Dan Coats is sad about being sanctioned by Russia

Iran celebrates Nowruz, or Persian New Year, with hopes for a revived economy

A respected AFP journalist, his wife and 2 children were among the 9 killed by the Taliban yesterday

This 'Happy' video from typhoon-ravaged Tacloban, Philippines will put a smile on your face

Those times the CIA used American spies to spy on Americans

Pakistani court sentences British woman to life in prison for smuggling drugs

Pages