From Paris to Athens to London to Berlin, Europe had its most difficult and defining year in decades.
Pedal For Your Life in Guatemala!
Carlos Enrique Marroquin runs an innovative charity in Guatemala that recycles bicycle parts into pedal-powered machines.
A Colombian Family is Reunited through Enterprise
Despite a rough run-in with paramilitary groups in Colombia, one man’s ambition reunites his family of 13.
How Nigeria Defeated Wild Polio
A push to vaccinate 45 million children, despite Boko Haram’s brutal insurgency, pushed Nigeria off the endemic list.
Greeks: Toiling All Year Long?
Why do Greek workers have to work such long hours to stay afloat?
Modern Slavery: Marketplace Morning Report Transcript
Which country today has the largest number of unfree people? Is it A. Nigeria, B. Mexico; C. India; or D. Russia?
El Niño Across the Pacific Ocean
Where has the Pacific-based weather phenomenon hit hardest in 2015?
The Return of a Strong El Niño
The weather phenomenon has made itself felt all across the globe in 2015.
The Globalist’s Top Books of 2015
The ten best books on key global issues we presented on The Globalist Bookshelf this year.
Draining the Deserts
From small island nations to the Middle East’s major powers, water stress is a severe challenge for many countries.























