An Unlikely Threat to Democracy

Why America's interests are tied to a court battle in Turkey.

Across the Water

How food riots in Haiti crashed my sister's wedding.

Pangs of Hunger, Pangs of Guilt

What happens when the one million Haitians abroad try to feed the 10 million Haitians at home.

Charlayne Hunter-Gault's Reporter's Notebook

An Africa expert day-tripping in Singapore wonders whether any parts of that Southeast Asian success can be replicated in Africa.

An African Problem in the Heart of Europe

Female Genital Mutilation in Immigrant France.

Zimbabwe: If This is Not A Crisis, What Is?

Dark days in Zimbabwe; South Africa caught up in the drama, too

Africa's Looming Catastrophe -- Not Darfur, but Close

When Sudan's North-South civil war breaks out fully, it will begin in Abyei, a dust-choked town separating the Islamic north from the Christian/animist south, and it could take all of the Horn of Africa with it.

Democrats, Down with the Oppressor?

Where's the support for Macedonia--Europe's underdog?

Extra Baggage on a Trip Home

Traveling to my parents' native Ethiopia, I thought I left racial tensions back in the U.S. I was wrong.