
Fearful, Humiliated and Desperate: Gazans Heading South Face Horrors
Tens of thousands of Gazans are making the most difficult of choices, leaving their homes behind to survive.
By Yara Bayoumy, Samar Abu Elouf and Iyad Abuheweila
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Tens of thousands of Gazans are making the most difficult of choices, leaving their homes behind to survive.
By Yara Bayoumy, Samar Abu Elouf and Iyad Abuheweila
The Aral Sea’s demise matters to us all.
By Jacob Dreyer
The Netherlands, where rural areas are losing physicians, bus stops and schools while urban areas thrive, is fertile ground for a demagogue.
By Paul Tullis
Expressing feminist views in Russia is now an increasingly dangerous thing to do.
By Vasilisa Kirilochkina
Refusing to be pushed into traditional child-rearing roles, young women in China are quietly posing a challenge for its male-dominated government.
By Leta Hong Fincher
An infamous victim of the postwar purges turned out to be a committed collaborator.
By Valentine Faure
How do we balance our desire to stop the fighting with the need to address the roots of the conflict?
By Bernie Sanders
Food scarcity and malnutrition could plunge Gaza into a crisis outlasting the war.
By Catherine Russell
Have demographics and Brexit made unification inevitable?
By Megan K. Stack
Settler violence is forcing many Palestinians in the West Bank to flee.
By Ali Awad
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