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The recent court ruling that granted refugee status to a Congolese dissident should serve as an occasion for the nation to review its system for accommodating …

At a time when we are reflecting on the lessons from the Cold War amid growing concern about the current U.S.-Russia relationship, we should be looking ahead …

In Thanksgiving weekend columns past, I’ve written of my gratitude to this country for taking in my immigrant grandparents, and my belief that immigration …

By John Kass, Tribune Content Agency Of all the wild talk coming out of Ferguson and the killing of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown by a white police …

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi and his colleagues are ready to do whatever it takes to rescue Europe’s economy from deflation. This must be …

It reads like a sordid medieval court intrigue. Yet it allegedly took place this year at the Blue House. On Nov. 28, the local daily the Segye Ilbo ran a story …

The first shipment of Russian coal to arrive in Korea through the North Korean port of Rajin docked in Pohang on Saturday, possibly ushering in a new era of …

The last few decades of globalization and innovation have resulted in the most rapid progress that the world has ever known. Poverty has been reduced. Life …

PARIS ― In the showdown with Russia over Ukraine, the weaknesses and divisions in European policy have been as encouraging for Russian President Vladimir …

With revelations that critical infrastructure in the U.S. has been under sustained attack, likely perpetrated by Russia, it’s easy to forget that we’re not …