Author: SeeUY Global Affairs Bureau

7 min read The guns of Mokha are silent, for now. In a swift and violent shift of the front

8 min read The polls are closed. Brasília is waiting. Democracy is holding its breath. As electronic ballot tallies tick

7 min read The vast, unforgiving waters off the coast of Massachusetts have once again become the scene of an

4 min read The political landscape of South America’s largest democracy has shifted dramatically. The Brazil election has officially gone

8 min read When Prime Minister Mark Carney conceded during a media briefing that his administration had quietly modeled scenarios

7 min read The morning air at Accra’s sprawling Neoplan bus station is usually thick with exhaust fumes, the shouting

7 min read The fallout from the Cornell frat house rape allegations has pushed one of America’s most prestigious Ivy

6 min read For the first time in more than 30 years, September—traditionally the absolute engine room of tropical storm

8 min read The dusty, narrow corridors of the Organic Market informal settlement near Johannesburg are currently hosting an uncomfortable

7 min read The fallout from the Cornell frat house rape case has spilled far beyond the boundaries of Ithaca,