Charles Sennott

Analysis: General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is the new face of the old military guard holding tight to a huge piece of the Egyptian economy.

A potential suspect in the Boston Marathon Bombing, caught on tape, is seen speaking with a man who appears to be holding a heavy shoulder bag of some kind, official said.

Modern-day feudalism drives income inequality at Pun Hlaing Golf Estate.

At Trump's Palm Beach resort members who have paid a $250,000 initiation fee play in sight of 1500 inmates living in a modern American slum.

Why Christians’ disappearance in the Middle East should matter to anyone who cares about tolerance and still hopes for peace in the region.

Rising income inequality takes two of the world's developed economies, namely the U.S. and the UK, in the wrong direction.

A tense Organization of Islamic Cooperation summit revealed a fault line that has torn the region apart for decades.

The rise of income inequality was a topic on people's minds as President Obama took the oath of office.

Growing inequality is on display in Washington, DC as President Obama takes the oath of office for another four years.

Patrick Winn travels from one of Bangkok's most notorious slums to its glitzy mall district as part of GlobalPost's exploration of income inequality around the world.

American journalist James Foley, who survived capture in Libya in 2011, was taken again in Syria on Thanksgiving Day. The year 2012 was the deadliest on record for journalists.

The labor unrest in the copper mining town is the latest example of how China’s attempts at ‘soft power’ — using economic influence to achieve its goals — rather than the ‘hard power’ of military strength, is increasingly being met with popular resistance in Burma.

Caitlin McNally is a journalist and documentary filmmaker who wants to tell the tale of the Arctic and why she plans to stick with the story.

This Veterans Day falls amid the wreckage of one of the most distinguished military careers in modern history, and what those who know Petraeus well say is an uncharacteristic failure of judgment and lack of discipline.

The steadily rising income inequality undercuts the American dream. And leading economists like Nobel laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz say the growing divide also has the potential to unleash political instability in the US and around the world.