Clark Boyd

October 17, 2012

In Tuesday night's debate, Governor Mitt Romney cautioned that four more years of President Obama's economic policies would put the US on "the road to Greece," a nod to the Mediterranean country's ongoing financial woes.

Arts, Culture & Media

'Old Weather' Project Yields Amazing Data Visualizations

The World

October 02, 2012

We have an update on a crowd-sourcing project in Britain that has yielded some amazing data, and some amazing visualizations.

This is Boston Calling

The World

September 21, 2012

Conflict & Justice

German Court Ruling May Aid Ailing Euro

The World

September 12, 2012

Germany's Constitutional Court handed down a decision Wednesday which may help save Europe's embattled single currency, the euro. But is it too little, too late?

Conflict & Justice

Leaked Memo Urges Greece to Move to Six-Day Work Week

The World

September 05, 2012

Greece remains at the center of Europe's ongoing battle to salvage its single currency, the Euro. Now, a leaked memo indicates that European leaders want Greece to expand the work week, and loosen up its labor laws.

Conflict & Justice

Greece Cracks Down on Illegal Immigrants

The World

August 07, 2012

In tough economic times, anti-immigrant feeling is strong in Greece, and politicians of all stripes are playing to it.

Arts, Culture & Media

Egypt to Keep Peace Treaty, but Anti-Israeli Pressure Remains

The World

July 16, 2012

Egypt has said it will meet its peace treaty with Israel, but there is pressure within the country to reflect anti-Israeli sentiment.

Can a 'New Marshall Plan' Work in Greece?

The World

March 15, 2012

Global Politics

The Growing Number of Homeless in Greece

The World

March 09, 2012

Greece is inching closer to its second bailout after it managed to win a crucial debt swap, European leaders have said. Anchor Marco Werman gets the latest on the Greek debt crisis from The World's Clark Boyd.

Conflict & Justice

'Tintin in the Congo' Not Racist, Court Rules

The World

February 13, 2012

"Blistering Blue Barnacles!" For the Geo-Quiz, we're looking for the hometown of Georges Remi. You might know him by his pen name, Hergé. His depiction of life in the Congo has struck some these days as racist.

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