But life abroad is enabling the diaspora to reforge a national identity. […]
Belarusians in exile haunted by repression at home
WBUR: Neri Zilber on Netanyahu and Congress
Neri Zilber (Israel, 2011-2013), discusses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to U.S. Congress on WBUR, July 24, 2024 […]
Inkstick Media: Joshua Levkowitz on saving an Istanbul grove
“The Long Struggle to Save an Istanbul Grove Pays Off,” by Joshua Levkowitz (Turkey, Istanbul, 2021-2023), Inkstick Media, July 2, 2024 […]
New Lines Magazine: Joshua Levkowitz on dog culling in Turkey
“A Culling Plan Unifies Turkey’s Dog Lovers,” by Joshua Levkowitz (Turkey, Istanbul, 2021-2023), New Lines Magazine, July 15, 2024 […]
Solving the Dutch heroin crisis
A brief history of causes, solutions and current trends. […]
Democracy in Taiwan’s streets
During the Bluebird Movement, hundreds of thousands of Taiwanese people protested to safeguard their sovereignty and democratic values. […]
Russian teachers find academic freedom in Central Asia
Although exile is difficult for many, scholars and teachers are adapting to life abroad. […]
South Korea’s ‘Honeymoon island’ risks erasing its history
History and culture in the tourist haven of Jeju. […]
A history of Taipei’s main LGBTQ+ public space
The Red House Plaza is a space for social liberation, and it’s booming. […]
Foreign Policy: Emily Schultheis on Germany’s far-right surge
“Germany’s Far-Right Surge Isn’t New,” by Emily Schultheis (Germany, 2019-2021), Foreign Policy, June 15, 2024 […]