The Nation: Karina Piser on walking while trans New York police are accused of routinely using legislation dubbed the Walking While Trans ban to target trans women of color....
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ADA University in Baku conferred an honorary doctorate on the former ICWA fellow for his research and publications on Azerbaijan and the wider Caspian region....
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A backlash against French author Gabriel Matzneff, who wrote about his sexual encounters with children, suggests that France is finally reckoning with its attitude toward sexual liberation....
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A discussion with George Tsereteli & Attila Mesterhazy....
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Two new books examine the role of political exile in the Soviet and now post-Soviet consciousness....
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Three revealing, highly readable books examine the deep, dangerous effects of the Kremlin's bottomless corruption and cynicism, at home and abroad....
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With Burkina Faso's increasing problems with attacks by jihadist groups, a weak government and underfunded security forces, Andrew Mueller of Monocle Radio asks whether France's military should be involved.
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Tagging along with three migrant workers from Yunnan province , newly returned ICWA fellow Matthew Chitwood (China, 2017-2019) joins
chunyun, or the spring migration of the country's workforce....
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The mountains surrounding Baños de Agua Santa test the nerves of adventure tourists....
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After a year caught in a downward spiral, the disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti—who achieved fame representing the porn star Stormy Daniels—spent the past two weeks in solitary confinement, in a cell once occupied by the Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzman....
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