While the order has come under criticism in the past, it has never experienced anything quite like the assault of the present.

While some world leaders resist global cooperation, city leaders are working across borders to tackle big issues like global warming, immigration and terrorism.

Salvadorans were first granted TPS in 2001 after a large earthquake struck El Salvador, but the Department of Homeland Security now argues that the “original conditions” no longer exist.

While the global liberal democratic order is most certainly down, it is far from out.

Razón Pública January, 2018 En medio de una reñida campaña presidencial, el aumento en las hectáreas de coca podría revivir las fumigaciones y endurecer otra vez la “guerra” contras la drogas. ¿Cómo reducir los cultivos ilícitos sin hacer daño a la paz y al desarrollo?…

In some gang-controlled parts of Rio, just wearing the religious garb of Candomblé or Umbanda is a crime punishable by expulsion.

WEF Forum November, 2017 Friday´s savage attack in Egypt is a reminder that the vast majority of terrorist-related killings occur in less well known cities far from the media glare. To be sure, the brutal murder of 305 practicing Sufis in Bir al-Abed represents a…

Having rejected its demogogues just a few years ago, the region is now poised to welcome them back

Whether caused by a lone wolf or an intimate partner, gun violence is expensive

Delivering an effective law enforcement and criminal justice response to organized crime is challenging for even the best resourced governments.

La información y el análisis son la única manera de evidenciar los verdaderos cambios en violencia.

A jump in Chinese investment could have a big impact on Latin America’s largest economy.

In Rio de Janeiro, where murder rates this year have soared to their highest levels in a decade, violence stalks even the youngest residents.

The sense of unease on many Latin American city streets is palpable. Fear and uncertainty affect people’s day-to-day decisions — whether to take public transport, where to buy groceries, when to go out at night.

The Brazilian government has launched a consultation on the future of CGI.br, the body that sets internet policy in the country. Some fear that the Temer administration is trying to gut it.