The New Republic: Karina Piser on France’s ‘new anti-Semitism’
A focus on Muslim antipathy toward Jews is letting the rest of the country off the hook.
The Nation: Karina Piser on breaking France’s race taboo
A new generation of activists is trying to change the way France conceives of race.
Thriving cults are harming young people in Nigeria
Four years after the Chibok kidnapping, little has been done to to protect Nigerians from a militant group that is upending life for millions.
In China, country people in a land of drastic change
Rural Chinese are adapting to transformation unlike anything seen before. These are some of their stories.
The Nation: Karina Piser on a thwarted terrorist plot and deep-rooted Islamophobia in France
The reaction may be another example of the right-wing wave sweeping Europe.
The New Republic: Matt Chitwood on rural Chinese attitudes toward the US
As Washington launches a trade war with Beijing, China's farmers see US tariffs as an act of aggression.
Does an ‘ultra-right’ vigilante group reflect the French national mood?
Reaction to a terrorist threat may be another example of the right-wing wave sweeping Europe.
France’s experience with terrorism has upended conceptions about free speech
As secularism and Charlie Hebdo become sacred, any criticism of the Republic is considered a threat.
