Sameer Dossani

It’s time for the United States to finally deal with its dysfunctional health care and to find inspiration in South America.

Noam Chomsky discusses how Israel’s efforts to “delay diplomacy” have shaped its conflict with Gaza.

Instead of scaling up an already disastrous war, the United States could change course in a way that would ultimately do a lot more to ensure the world’s safety.

Without bothering to learn from the mistakes that until recently had it desperately seeking a new mission, the IMF again is turning into the world’s financial firefighter.

The economics behind the food crisis.

Economic policy is to blame for hunger in Africa.

Indian guest workers, brought to the United States to help rebuild following hurricanes Katrina and Rita, hold a hunger strike to protest abuse by Signal International.

General Musharraf just can’t understand why everybody’s out to get him.

Umpire, this game is fixed! Zoellick is poised to replace Wolfowitz in the World Bank’s latest one-horse-race.

Activists from all across the United States are converging on Atlanta…

Before confirming Zoellick as its next president, the World Bank should ask him a simple question: Are you, like your predecessor, aiming to get rich off of eliminating poverty?

“Vulture Fund” is example of profiteering at its worst.

Most undocumented workers come from a region heavily influenced by U.S. foreign policy. It’s not a coincidence.

Postcard From … Singapore

A shuffling of the Fund’s voting shares slashed Africa’s already minimal decision-making power. While unfair, the move is just a symptom of what’s wrong with the IMF.