Shravan Vidyarthi revisits the work of photojournalist Priya Ramrakha in the U.S. and across Africa
Thinking About Food
An award-winning cookbook delves into reindeer-herding culture in indigenous communities across the Arctic
In Print: “Provocations”
Slavoj Žižek on the 1968 revolution and our own
In Print: “Crashing the Party”
The radical legacy of a Soviet-era feminist
In Print: “War of Words”
Rodrigo Duterte’s violent relationship with language
The Contentious U.S. Presence in Okinawa, Japan
Okinawa residents are tired of bearing the burden of the U.S.-Japanese military alliance
In Print: “Keep Calm and Carry On”
How Singapore’s leaders use the gospel of business to stifle dissent
The Cows Come Home to Qatar
Qatar used to buy almost all of its dairy from Saudi Arabia—but it’s now on its way to becoming a net dairy exporter
How to Solve Africa’s Water Paradox
Water harvesting could solve the problems caused by extreme weather across Africa
In Print: “And the Beat Goes On”
Native journalists Tristan Ahtone and Christine Trudeau discuss the past and future of reporting on Indigenous issues