World

Four years after the revolution, Egypt has finally erased whatever meagre progress was made

The narrative coming out of Baltimore is simple: America is divided along racial lines. But nothing’s simple.

Michael Petrou on the resignations, victories and conflicts that may lie ahead following Thursday’s vote

With results still rolling, here’s how newspapers in Britain recorded election results

Maziar Bahari tells House committee that while there may be progress on the nuclear file, human rights abuses must not be ignored

Why the outcome of the U.K. election may be in the hands of a surprising new political star from Scotland

The Nigerian bishop on the impact of Boko Haram, religious crises masking economic issues—and his hopes for reconciliation

One can imagine struggling citizens on both sides of the Turkish-Armenian border, united in a plaintive cry: ’Tear down this wall’

Thousands were killed when the earthquake struck Nepal and, in this impossibly remote and politically volatile country, the tragedy is only beginning

Scott Gilmore walks the five short blocks between where Freddie Gray lived and where they held his funeral