Here comes the World Cup — rugby style
They run, kick and toss a ball. They collide like mastodons. No, it's not the NFL. It's the Rugby World Cup,…
Migrants and refugees: A crucial difference
The world is grappling with its biggest migrant crisis since World War Two. Waves of desperate families crossing Europe are…
In Tito’s Bunker: Reflections on My Blind Spots
During a visit to a bunker in Bosnia, Diana learns about the legacy of a Communist statesman -- and about…
Decoding the Migration Crisis
The world is in the midst of the largest immigration crisis since World War Two. How is it being handled?
New barriers in Europe keep people out rather than in
In 1989, Hungary opened its border with Austria in a move that helped bring down the Iron Curtain. Today new…
Letter from Italy: A frustrating place to love
Italy is vulnerable to contagion from Greece's crisis. But reminders of how things never really change are everywhere.
Beach, bread and why we care about Greece
Greece's debt woes bring back memories to Tiziana Barghini, who says this small country can teach us a lot.
Reconciliation after Srebrenica: A distant promise?
Adversaries try to heal the wounds of Srebrenica, but the roots of the massacre persist.
The long shadow of Srebrenica
Twenty years after Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two, Bosnia is still split by ethnic divisions and questions persist…
Greece can learn from Asia’s crisis
Greece is a long way from Indonesia of 1997, but the European nation could learn from Asia's own crisis.