Former ICWA fellow Thomas Goltz on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. […]
Why Europe’s longest-running war is becoming more dangerous
After another rape and murder, Indians ask if anything’s changed
Attitudes toward caste and gender are perpetuating a sense of impunity. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Belarus protests: Art and innovation
A conversation with Natalia Kaliada & Dragana Kaurin. […]
Bloomberg Businessweek: Shannon Sims on Houston vs. the coronavirus
The city with a world-renowned medical center couldn’t stop Covid-19. […]
Washington Post: Eve Fairbanks on why the debate was great
In most debates, candidates just recite soundbites. At this one, they revealed their true characters. […]
Forced from Budapest, Central European
University opens in Vienna to a pandemic
Classes are back in session after a major showdown with Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, but Covid-19 is posing another challenge to the institution’s ideals. […]
Africa Arguments: Hannah Armstrong on images of the Sahel
Swiss photographer Philippe Dudouit’s new book captures the nuance often missing from depictions of the Sahel. […]
In western Germany, a struggling city
seeks to move beyond stereotypes
An icon of former coal country suffers high unemployment, low incomes and a bad image. It’s also misunderstood. […]
Déjà vu in Mali
A campaign against Islamist insurgents is undermining governance in the West African country, former ICWA fellow Hannah Armstrong says. […]
FROM THE FIELD: Voices from India’s economic crisis
A report from Astha Rajvanshi. […]