The Inheritors, an intimate portrait of South Africa’s racial reckoning […]
Eve Fairbanks publishes book
Syria’s young draft-dodgers migrate to Iraq
Military desertion is draining the country of some of its remaining best and brightest. […]
The roots of peace in southern Senegal
Why is the region relatively stable? […]
American Purpose: Gregory Feifer on Putin’s chief aim in Ukraine
Russia likes turning foreign conflicts into a test of loyalty to the Motherland. […]
Humanitarian and security concerns clash at Greece’s borders
Mounting evidence of human rights violations against migrants is threatening the country’s reputation. […]
Jori Lewis publishes book
“Slaves for Peanuts” explores the peanut’s tumultuous history. […]
Astha Rajvanshi wins journalism prize
New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute has awarded Astha Rajvanshi the Matthew Power Literary Reporting Award. […]
Paul Rahe receives Greek award
The University of Piraeus in Greece presented him with its Themistocles Award for 2022. […]
TIME: Astha Rajvanshi on marital rape in India
Indian women do have basic rights, but they need to how to protect themselves. […]
Annual dinner: November 18
Marking founder Charles Crane’s role in independent Czechoslovakia. The New York Times’s Roger Cohen will deliver the keynote speech. […]