Kevin Drew
Assistant Managing Editor, International
Recent Work by Kevin Drew
Mapping Malaria's Young Africa Victims
The recent announcement of a vaccine puts a renewed focus on malaria’s young victims in Africa.
Germans Vote For Merkel’s Successor
The successor to the country’s first female chancellor will face expectations to maintain Angela Merkel's achievements.
Canadians Head to the Polls
A tight race between Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Conservative Erin O’Toole could make other candidates a kingmaker.
How Hong Kong Reveals China’s Global Goals
The erosion of civil liberties in the territory is part of larger political and economic ambitions that China presents to other countries, experts say.
U.N. Faces Refugee Crisis in Afghanistan
The U.N.’s point person for refugees in the war-torn country describes facing a three-pronged front: conflict, climate change and COVID-19.
Survey: Children Face Uncertainty
Most adults surveyed in advanced economies say the children will be financially worse off as adults than themselves.
The Top Risks the World Faces in 2021
The challenges Joe Biden will face from a divided country and angry predecessor will ripple around a world recovering from a pandemic, analysts say.
Foreign Policy Whiplash
No matter who wins the presidential election, a rapidly shifting international strategy could hurt perceptions of the U.S. Here’s what might change after Election Day.
A New World Disorder
The coronavirus pandemic and the Trump administration threaten to change a world order defined by cooperation.
Shinzo Abe Leaves Mixed Legacy in Japan
Japan's outgoing prime minister injected public confidence and changed the debate about working women, but leaves amid scandals in his political party.
