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Five Years After Peace Pact, Violence Haunts Colombia
In 2016, the world hailed the peace accords that saw Latin America's most fearsome guerrilla group lay down arms to...
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Russia Satellite Destruction Put ISS at Greater Risk: ESA Official
Russia's destruction of one of its own satellites generated a cloud of debris near the International Space Station (ISS) and...
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US-China Climate Pact: What Does It Mean for Beijing?
After trading barbs throughout the COP26 UN summit in Glasgow, the United States and China announced a surprise pact to...
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France’s Trump? Eric Zemmour Has Studied The Playbook
Eric Zemmour, a likely candidate in France's presidential election next year, is candid about his admiration for Donald Trump's campaign...
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‘Very… Meta’: Twitter Cracks Up Over Facebook Name Change
Facebook's announcement Thursday that the company would henceforth be called Meta unleashed a torrent of hilarity on Twitter from companies,...
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Netflix: Happy Hate Speech Spreader?
A comedian’s joke can tone down the emotional stakes so that the real truths of a matter can be examined,...
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Occupied Gaza’s First Woman Basketball Referee Hits The Court
Amira Ismail, 23, who officiated the Gaza City-Nuseirat match, has been making history in the Israel-blockaded Palestinian enclave ruled by...
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Watching the Inevitable Play Out
The US insurrection movement and the attack on democracy that Trump set in motion in 2016 will continue its trajectory...
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It’s Time for a Comprehensive Early Childhood System, Not Another Band-Aid
US lawmakers must fund the high-quality, consistent, and comprehensive early care and education system that all American families deserve.
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Urban Politics Is a Feminist Issue: Towards Fairer Cities for Women and All
While the majority of the world's population currently lives in cities, urban spaces fail to meet women's specific needs and...
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Saving Endangered Species Will Save People Too — But We Need More Innovation
As the rate of endangered species grows, we must make use of all the tools available if we hope to...
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The Horrors of a Repressive Regime, American Style
Texas, Florida, and many of the states south of the Ohio River have coerced their citizens into living under a...
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Trump Observes the Anniversary of the 9/11 Tragedy in the Brothel of Sports
Through his involvement at a boxing match on 9/11, Trump made a mockery of the idea of an ex-president honoring the...
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Abandoning Afghanistan Is Simply Unacceptable
The international community has failed Afghanistan and its people at every turn as the exit from the country has been neither dignified...
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Taliban Takeover Sparks Fear for Afghanistan’s Heritage
Bamiyan's cultural center should have been completed last month, showcasing the remarkable heritage of a site that Afghanistan's Taliban desecrated...
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These Divided States of Fear
Fear might find common ground from which the US can begin a much-needed conversation about race.
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‘A Cultural Thing’: Cricket Defines British-Indian Identity
Britain has a long history of immigration from Commonwealth countries including India, with large numbers arriving after World War II...
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Afghans’ Desperate Pleas in Wake of US Pullout
As the last US soldiers left after the 20-year-long American deployment there, Afghans are making desperate appeals to the West...
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The New United States Census and the Chant of White Supremacists
The latest US Census paints a picture that will pour gasoline upon the fires of white supremacy.
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Concern Over Virus Outbreak in Australia Indigenous Communities
There is "enormous concern" over a coronavirus outbreak in vulnerable Australian Indigenous communities.
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