may 14, 2017
Macron, Putin and the boomerang effect
How the Kremlins hackers managed to spoil Moscows relations with the new French president even before he was elected.
A history of American lynchings
A soil collection project is commemorating the forgotten victims of lynching and helping to tell their stories.
The women and men who clean London at night
As others head home, a community of cleaners start work in insecure jobs that often leave them vulnerable to abuse.
What is 'triple talaq' or instant divorce?
A five-judge bench of Indias Supreme Court is hearing petitions by womens groups seeking to ban verbal divorce.
Is America dying or is it being born again?
Behind the vulgarity and racism of Trumps America, a different vision of what it means to be an American is rising.
Why some refugees in Greece are being driven to suicide
This is like a zoo and were like animals, says one refugee as others say a mental war is being waged on them.
Palestinian hunger strike highlights medical neglect
Prison doctors should be answerable to Israels health ministry, not the prison service, experts contend.
Can the Bhuttos hold on to their heartland of Larkana?
Locals lament the lack of development in a stronghold of the PPP party of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
Shadow War in the Sahara
War on terror or competition for natural resources? A look at the US and French military presence in Africa.
Venezuela: Protests, propaganda and self-censorship
Venezuelas competing media narratives around protests. Plus, a look at when Cuban movie theatres delivered the news.
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