Brazil is in a collective crisis. In 2016, an impeachment -which many likened to a legislative coup – forced leftist president Dilma Rousseff from office. The biggest political corruption scandal in memory continues to unravel, as...
European Union leaders are due to meet Sunday for an emergency summit on the Greek debt crisis. The summit comes exactly one week after Greek voters went to the polls and rejected further austerity...
Greece is the latest country to grapple with an economic crisis, but it’s not the first. Since 2008 countries around the world have been hit by global banking failures including the United States, Russia,...
While the world is watching Greece’s debt crisis spiral, another economic meltdown is happening closer to home. The governor of Puerto Rico says the US-controlled island is unable to pay its $72 billion dollar...
Shooting of two police in Ferguson comes amidst wave of resignations CIA Director announces major restructuring of the intelligence agency U.S. sanctions against Venezuela kick off a new round of diplomatic tensions From anarchists...
U.S. sanctions against top Venezuelan officials have kicked off a new round of diplomatic tensions with the oil exporting South American country. For background on the story, FSRN’s Shannon Young spoke with Miguel Tinker...
Deadline looming on the future of austerity measures in Greece Overflow crowd packs Federal Election Commission hearing on campaign finance limits 300 people assumed dead in mass drowning while trying to reach Europe from...
Argentina has been sliding into another economic crisis, with its currency rapidly losing value since the beginning of the year. To protect their earnings and savings, many Argentines have turned to an unofficial – and...
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