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To survive and prosper, large firms must have adaptable leaders and constantly revise targets and performance.
By distinguishing between refugees and migrants, international law underestimates the plight of people displaced by poverty and climate change.
"If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast." Now unlike Ernest Hemingway, ...
A recent trip to Caracas showed a city where many people continue to function for better or worse, and where the rich are still living large.
I was not at Tiananmen those weeks in the spring 1989, when thousands of students occupied the square, demanding more room in a modernizing China. Nor was I there in those horrid hours between the ...
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Sure, Naples has sun, sea and amazing pizza. But it's also violent and corrupt, and there's no point in pretending otherwise. A look from Italian city's celebrated author.
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Germany's first post-War generation had cause for optimism. But their descendants have a different, darker outlook, poll numbers suggest.
First adopted in 1989, the United Nations' Convention on the Rights of the Child is "the most complete statement of children's rights ever produced." Since then, 196 countries and non-state ...
Wind-powered homes are expected to generate power and kickstart development in a "dreamy" but isolated part of the southern province of Santa Cruz.
Instead of perpetuating an established propensity toward "asymmetrical" trade ties, Mexico can boost relations with China with an eye on environmentally-friendly opportunities.
Against a tide of right-wing nationalism, Germany's Basic Law — with its emphasis on fundamental rights — is as relevant now as it was 70 years ago, when it first appeared.
Caught between the image-first expectations of social media, and consumer ideas about healthy eating, pâtissiers struggle to find a new recipe for success.
From France to Poland, the far-right draws people in with plot lines that offer fast and easy answers but no long-term solutions.
In the rugged terrain of the Antioquia department, a group of former guerillas recently helped scientists discover 14 new plant and animal species.
May marked the 25th anniversary of the ceasefire that ended Armenia and Azerbaijan's war for the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. It wouldn't take much to reignite fighting.
The airline industry certainly has room for improvement, but dreaming of a rail-only future ignores some practical and even environmental realities.
The recent EU election results show that younger voters in particular are sick and tired of slow-motion climate policies.
For all its resources, the South American country still struggles with high inflation and extreme poverty. The solution must be both deep and long-term changes.
President Donald Trump's threat to raise tariffs against Mexico over immigration is political blackmail, and potentially makes nonsense of any trading deal with the U.S.
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