On Saturday, Oct. 3, a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders was hit by U.S. airstrikes in Kunduz, Afghanistan. Twenty-two people were killed and 37 were injured, including both medical staff and patients. The U.S.
The Funny Face of Democracy
By Ana Davila
Democracy is a wonderful thing when it successfully places the power to elect government officials in the hands of the majority. But what happens when the majority is tired of corruption and profoundly disappointed with the political class? When many Latin American countries are faced with this choice, celebrities are chosen to govern; case in point, Guatemala.
Documenting Survival in ‘Women as Witness’
"By force" by Heba Khalifa
By Laurel Jarombek
A Tribute to Those Who Sang Against Ebola
The article was originally published by Ebola Deeply.
By Brooks Marmon
Sheikh's Assassination Draws Syria's Druze Closer to Conflict
This article was originally published by Syria Deeply
By Omar Abdallah
Administrative Detention and Israel's Moral Imperative
This article was previously published in Huffington Post.
By Alon Ben-Meir