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The WorldPost, a partnership of Berggruen Institute and HuffPost, is a global media platform that aims to make sense of an interdependent yet fragmenting world. We publish news, features and op-eds from authoritative and sometimes unexpected voices. We work from a worldwide perspective looking around rather than a national perspective looking out.

The French Election Marks The End Of France’s Traditional Parties

Pascal Perrineau, Contributor Political science professor, Sciences Po; former director, Sci...

The Fate Of Europe Will Depend On The Winner Of The French Presidential Election

The Conversation Global, Contributor The Conversation is a collaboration between editors and academ...

France Must Not Underestimate Le Pen In The Final Race

Nicolas Tenzer, Contributor Guest professor, Sciences-Po; Chairman, Centre for Research an...

France's First Round Elections Have Redefined Status Quo Of Politics

Why France's Presidential Election Is So Important

WATCH: Hasan Minhaj Roasts Donald Trump At The White House Correspondents' Dinner

Trump Goes On Tirade Against 'Fake News' Ahead Of White House Correspondents' Dinner

Inside Samantha Bee's 'Not The White House Correspondents' Dinner'

Bill Gates Won't Save You From The Next Ebola

These High Schoolers Were Invited To The WHCD

This Is What The Climate March Looked Like Across America

Women In The U.S. Don’t Live In A Dystopian Hellscape. Yet.

PHOTOS: Trump's First 100 Days

Dreaming Of Impeachment? Be Careful What You Wish For.

Colombia Militias, Venezuela’s Dire Economy Fuel Growing Border Crisis

Riz Ahmed's Powerful Rap Will Make You Rethink The True Cause Of Terrorism

Melania Trump Has Upended The Role Of First Lady In 100 Days

Donald Trump Broke A Record With All His Executive Orders

Watch Past Presidents Rip The Media At The White House Correspondents' Dinner

‘Spoiling The Belly’: The Dangers Of Backstreet Abortions In Liberia

What Bullets Do To Bodies

How The Oceans Became Choked With Plastic

For Zimbabwean Widows, Losing A Husband Can Also Mean Losing A Home

Climate Change: What Do The Scientists Really Say?

Future of Life Institute, Contributor Research and initiatives for safeguarding life and developing ...

Trump To Sign Offshore Drilling Order A Day Ahead Of Climate March

Ivanka Linked To Chinese Factory That Paid Workers $62 A Week

Arctic Ice Melt Could Cost The World Trillions Of Dollars By 2100

NASA Just MacGuyvered A Spacecraft To Fly Between Saturn And Its Rings

Barack Obama Returns To Public Life To Champion The Next Generation Of Leaders

Trump Joins Grand Bipartisan Tradition Of Denying Armenian Genocide

Celebs Used Humor To Raise Money And Stick It To Donald Trump At the Same Time

Trump Signs Order Jeopardizing National Monuments

A Terror Attack Didn't Sway France's Election, But That's No Surprise

How The Reducetarian Diet Could Help Solve Our Climate Change Problem

The Guide To Becoming Jared Kushner

7 Baffling Moments From Donald Trump's AP Interview

Waymo Is Quietly Winning The Self-Driving Car Race

Trump's 'Criminal Aliens' Hotline Trolled With Reports Of Extraterrestrials

Robots Take Over 'Tonight Show' Before They Conquer The World

Puffing Across The ‘One Belt, One Road’ Rail Route To Nowhere

For Indians, Trump’s America Is A Land Of Lost Opportunity

NYT: One Country’s War Changed The World

How Trump’s Attacks On Mexico Could Backfire Big Time

French Mayor Of Town That Voted For Le Pen Wants To Quit Because Of 'Assholes'

World's First Malaria Vaccine Pilot Will Run In 2018

Britain Is About To Go A Full Day Without Coal For The First Time Since 1882

The Huffington Post Is Now HuffPost

These Illustrations Show What It's Like To Live With Schizophrenia

What The American Dining Scene Would Look Like Without Immigrants

Turkey Is A Cautionary Tale Of Fragile Democracy, Says Turkish Novelist

Turkey Just Began A Decade Of Paranoia Under A Modern-Day Sultan

Alev Scott, Contributor Author, "Turkish Awakening: A Personal Discovery of Modern Tur...

Erdogan's Referendum Was Neither Free Nor Fair

Behlül Özkan, Contributor Associate professor, Marmara University

Foreign Aid Is A Vital National Interest Essential In Ensuring A Safer World

Bill Gates, Contributor Co-chair, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Afghanistan’s Entrenched Systemic Torture Must Be Stopped

Patricia Gossman, Contributor Senior researcher, Human Rights Watch

Trump’s Syria Strike Puts America At The Precipice Of Another Middle East War

Seyed Hossein Mousavian, Contributor Former head of the Foreign Relations Committee of Iran’s Natio...

Here’s Why U.S.-Russia Military Conflict Over Syria Is Looking More And More Likely

Fyodor Lukyanov, Contributor Editor, Russia in Global Affairs

Assad Is A Monster But If Trump Overthrows Him, Syria Will Likely Be Run By Terrorists

Graham E. Fuller, Contributor Former Vice Chairman of the CIA’s National Intelligence Council

Why Trump's Syria Strike Will Not End Well

Trita Parsi, Contributor President, National Iranian American Council

Trump's Syria Strike Will Do More Good Than Harm

Admiral Jim Stavridis (Ret.), Contributor Supreme Commander of NATO (2009-2013); Dean, Fletcher School o...

Trump's 'All Options Are On The Table' North Korea Strategy Makes Things Much Worse For The U.S.

David Straub, Contributor Former U.S. State Department Korean Affairs Director

Photo Series Shows The People Of North Korea You Rarely Get To See

These Travel Posters Depict A Dystopian Future If The U.S. Ignores Climate Change

Russians Are Fighting The War Of Words Against The U.S. With American Words

India’s Devadasis Trapped In Cycle Of Poverty And Sex Work

How Armenia Is Trying To Stop Sex-Selective Abortions

The Unlikely Border Wall Design Proposal From A Latino-Owned Firm

Female Peacekeepers Fight Militants And Prejudice In Somalia

POPULAR TOPICS

IMMIGRATION

ISLAMIC STATE

WIKILEAKS

GLOBAL HEALTH

REFUGEE CRISIS

Trump Will Meet President Duterte, Despite Philippines’ Ongoing Extrajudicial Killings

By Nick Robins-Early

Trump: Election Hacking 'Had Nothing To Do With Us'

By Nick Baumann

Deal Reached To Keep Government Funded Through September; No Money For Border Wall

Reports: Sebastian Gorka To Leave White House Following Outcry Over Extremist Links

By Philip Lewis

Mike Pence Claims Trump Didn't Change His Stance On NATO — Rather, NATO Changed

Reagan Adviser Slams Trump Rally Speech As 'Most Divisive Ever' From A President

By Mary Papenfuss

100 Ways Donald Trump Has Threatened Human Rights Around The World In 100 Days

By Jesselyn Cook

Military Plane Crashes In Cuba Killing All 8 On Board

Trump Has Flip-Flopped. But His Supporters Aren't Upset — Or Haven't Noticed.

By Ariel Edwards-Levy

Will President Trump Live Up To His Campaign Promises? Opinions Are Split

By Ariel Edwards-Levy

White House Correspondents Dinner Goes On, Without Donald Trump

By Mollie Reilly

Trump Administration Still Considering Making It Easier To Sue Media

By Mollie Reilly

Thousands March In Washington To Demand Trump Act On Climate Change

By Chris D'Angelo and Sebastian Murdock

Susan Rice: I Didn't Do Anything 'Untoward' With Intelligence

By Nick Baumann

Russia: U.S. Missiles In Poland, Romania Would Violate Arms Treaty

EU Says United Ireland Would Be Automatic Full Member

Famed Swiss Climber Ueli Steck Killed In Fall Near Mount Everest

China Deports U.S. Citizen Convicted Of Espionage

North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missile In Defiance Of World Pressure

THE FIRST 100 DAYS

By Igor Bobic and Alissa Scheller

By The Numbers

By Igor Bobic and Alissa Scheller

New Leader Of France's National Front Steps Down Amid Reports Of Holocaust Denial

By Jesselyn Cook

FINEMAN -- America At Trump's 100 Days: Now We See What We Can Lose

By Howard Fineman

Obama Jabs That Obamacare Is More Popular Than Trump

By Howard Fineman

Other Countries Are Still Trying To Figure Out What Trump Means To Them

China's Global Times: China Must Be Ready For Worsened North Korea Ties

Trump Warns Of ‘Major, Major Conflict’ With North Korea

NKorea Tests Another Missile

Lawmakers Warn Saudi Ambassador Military Operation In Yemen Could Cause Famine

By Jessica Schulberg

Ethics Chief: Some Trump Nominees Push Back On Ethics Rules With 'Ferocity'

By Dana Liebelson

Taliban Launch Spring Offensive In Afghanistan

Brazil Cities Paralyzed By Nationwide Strike Against Austerity

The Nuclear Deal Takes Center Stage As Iran’s Election Campaign Gets Underway

Pope Francis Arrives In Egypt Seeking Peace And Reconciliation

Female Muslim Clerics In Indonesia Issue Fatwa Against Child Marriage

Pentagon: 2 U.S. Service Members Killed Fighting ISIS In Afghanistan

Trump Says He Thought Being President Would Be Easier Than His Old Life

U.S. Students Are Struggling In The Arts. Donald Trump's Budget Would Make The Problem Worse.

By Hayley Miller

Explosions Rock Arms Depot Near Damascus Airport; Syria Blames Israel

Donald Trump's Art Of The Retreat

By Igor Bobic and S.V. Date

Pentagon Warned Flynn Against Accepting Foreign Money In 2014; He Didn't Listen

White House Blames Obama For Flynn's Security Clearance

Donald Trump Says Mexico And Canada Convinced Him To Stay In NAFTA

By Arthur Delaney and Daniel Marans

NATO Confronts Turkey On Human Rights Concerns After Trump Lets Them Slide

Republicans Still Don't Have The Votes To Replace Obamacare

Death Toll In Venezuela’s Unrest Rises

Country To Quit Pro-Democracy Organization Of American States

Senators Leave White House Briefing On NKorea Unsure About Why It Took Place

By Jason Linkins and Jessica Schulberg

Moscow Accuses Macron Campaign Of Discriminating Against Russian Media

Trump Wants To Break Up The Court That Blocked His Travel Ban

A Heartbreaking Look At Leprosy In 2017

Elizabeth Warren 'Troubled' Over Obama's Lucrative Wall Street Speech

By Rebecca Shapiro

France: Samples Obtained From Deadly Syria Gas Attack Show Forces Loyal To Assad Used Sarin

'This Method Is The Signature Of The Regime'

U.S. Moves Forward With Anti-Missile Defense System In South Korea

Earlier: NKorea Stages Large-Scale Artillery Drill As U.S. Submarine Docks In South

In Venezuela And Turkey, Strongmen Fear The Limits Of Their Power

Trump’s White House Looks A Lot Like The Most Corrupt Nations In The World

By Paul Blumenthal

On The Mosul Front, A Brutal Battle Against ISIS And Time

Women Basically Ensure The Survival Of Their Communities In Rural Kenya

China Launches Its First Domestically-Made Aircraft Carrier

Arkansas Executes 4th Inmate In A Week

By Kim Bellware

EARLIER: European Union Pleads For Arkansas To Stop Execution

By Kim Bellware

Donald Trump's 'Media Bashing' Is Already Hurting America's Press Freedom Ranking

By Jesselyn Cook

Moscow: U.S. Syria Strike A Threat To Russian Forces

Pope Calls For 'Revolution Of Tenderness' In Surprise TED Talk

Jobs Still Going To Mexico As Trump's 100th Day Approaches

By Arthur Delaney and Daniel Marans

France's Election Is About So Much More Than Just Populism

By Nick Robins-Early

Inside The Immigrant-Prosecuting Machine That Transformed America's Deportation Policy

By Roque Planas

Yemen Summit Hailed As 'Remarkable Success,' But Millions Still Need Life-Saving Aid

By Jesselyn Cook

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