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Immigrants must abide by the norms of host societies and align with economic realities.

Regulations must apply to mice and microbes as well as humans.

A new climate awareness confronts the inertia of consumer society.

Protecting workers instead of jobs is the wave of the future.rn

In Danang and Bonn, nations band together on trade and climate, leaving the U.S. behind.

Unraveling the done deal on nukes with Iran will doom reaching a new one with North Korea.

“Networks of the willing” linking cities, states and businesses are meeting the Paris goals to reduce greenhouse gases.

What matters is who makes the choices behind what intelligent machines do.

There is now no choice but to “bite the bomb” and accept a nuclear North Korea.

Wary German voters and Catalan separatists are foiling the French vision of shared sovereignty.

We are leaving the postwar era that saw the U.S foster the founding of the U.N. and entering what may be a prewar period of global disorder.

The brutal crackdown on Myanmar’s Muslim minority is a reminder of ethnic violence in Rwanda and Bosnia.

The WorldPost talks to a Hollywood producer, discusses China’s nationalistic blockbuster and previews artist Ai Weiwei’s film about the refugee crisis.

Inventor and investor Bill Joy describes a breakthrough technology that can speed the de-carbonization of the planet.

The primal drive for recognition in the global pecking order tests reasoned restraint in the North Korean crisis.
