World

Brian Bethune on the long and uneven tradition of satire — from Swift to South Park to Charlie Hebdo

The media personality and former magazine publisher on being among the few publications—which included Charlie Hebdo—to print the Muhammad cartoons

Syria’s refugee crisis could explode across the Middle East and beyond—and the West’s lack of action will come back to haunt it.

Newsmaker, Jan. 7: A hashtag becomes a sign of solidarity for the lives lost in the attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo

’Religions, like all other ideas, deserve criticism, satire, and, yes, our fearless disrespect,’ says the famous novelist.

Illustrators respond to carnage in Paris newspaper office

With every terror attack, Islamic nations are further marginalized—becoming the world’s problems, not partners

How a movie captured everything wrong with Mexico and its embattled president

Data shows that it’s just a matter of time before guns kill more Americans than cars do

President Ashraf Ghani is out to radically overhaul the badly divided country. Is it ready for him?