Thirteen Million Mexicans Immigrated to US in 2013, But Chinese Migrants Outnumber Other Latin Americans

Mexican migrants have entered the U.S. in large numbers, but the United Nations' Department of Economic and Social Affairs revealed the second most common native country is not from Latin America.

Poverty in Latin America: One-Third of Region's Population At Risk of Falling Into Poverty

By Michael Oleaga
Latin American and the Caribbean have made strides in reducing poverty, but the United Nations Development Programme revealed many of the region's people are unable to enter the middle class.

UN Declares Highest Emergency Level in Iraq

By Jessica Michele Herring
The United Nations declared the highest emergency level for the conflict in Iraq.

United Nations Report: Human Rights Violations Increasing in Ukraine

By Jessica Herring
The United Nations released a report Friday that cited increasing human rights violations in east Ukraine.

Ukrainian Prime Minister and Barack Obama Against Vladimir Putin Invasion

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Russian Parliament approves troop deployments to the Ukraine while the Crimea succumbs to Russian invasion.

China Defends Kim Jong Un Against U.N.; Are Battle Lines Forming?

By Carlos Garcia
China sees North Korea as a buffer against US expansionism
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