For civilians in South Asia’s longest-running conflict, online images have grave consequences

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How one Uyghur man fled Xinjiang via the notorious smugglers' road and broke out of a Thai prison.

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It was a late spring evening in Devon, England, in May 2021. Even before we saw the satellites, the party had become surreal: it was one of the first gatherings in the region since the pandemic had be...

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India, its government insists, is the “mother of democracy”, even as it has turned its one Muslim-majority region into a police state and killed its press.

Long a safe haven for people fleeing repression, Uyghurs in Norway are harassed, surveilled, and spied upon

Poland and Ukraine claim Moscow is using their fraught wartime history to stir up suspicions between them

Coastal fisheries are disappearing as oxygen depletion in warming Danish waters, causing fishermen to lose their livelihoods.

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What it means to live an optimized life and why Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint just doesn’t get it

Silicon Valley says it's ‘creating God’ with AI. The Catholic Church is watching closely

Why journalism that refuses to simplify, refuses to look away from messy, contradictory realities remains essential to telling the story of conflict

Mathematics has long been considered – not least by mathematicians – to be the foundation of human knowledge. Now large language models are getting better at solving some puzzles. Mathematicians must ...

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The cynical framing of narratives about war to score patriotic points is a tactic we should guard against, even in democracies

Silicon Valley says it's ‘creating God’ with AI. The Catholic Church is watching closely

Three gay Spanish influencers are building bridges between LGBTQ+ voters and anti-immigration parties, part of a growing "homonationalist" movement fracturing Europe's progressive coalitions

Nothing on Earth is as sure as night following day. An American tech start-up with military backing wants to change that. Not everyone thinks a brighter future is such a good idea.

The migration crisis in Ceuta questions the shifting nature of state sovereignty

As Georgians resist their government and a turn towards Moscow, a British journalist reflects on her time in Georgia and what she learned about authoritarianism, exile, belonging and resistance

A ban on protests is raising deep questions about who is considered part of the nation and what, exactly, Germany has learned from its history.

In Donald Trump’s famously transactional foreign policy, the critical resources of sovereign countries, from oil to rare earths, are being weaponized in a superpower struggle for control and dominance

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The UK's age-verification rules are hitting small porn producers, cutting traffic, raising costs, and limiting content available online

As Georgians resist their government and a turn towards Moscow, a British journalist reflects on her time in Georgia and what she learned about authoritarianism, exile, belonging and resistance

The Kremlin has rolled out a mandatory new messenger app that can spy on everyone all the time

In Donald Trump’s famously transactional foreign policy, the critical resources of sovereign countries, from oil to rare earths, are being weaponized in a superpower struggle for control and dominance

An underground network of wildlife enthusiasts and their billionaire backers claim they’re restoring Europe’s biodiversity. But some scientists say they could destroy it.

A lot is written about corruption, but fundamentally it’s about trust and how healthy societies can’t exist without it; and the World Cup has shown what happens when trust breaks down. The decision to...

Jaeson Jones, a former DPS captain-turned-MAGA influencer, is helping lay the groundwork for mass deportations and conflict with Mexico

The United Kingdom has taken over the presidency of the Financial Action Task Force, the global standard-setter on tackling money laundering, and seems determined to keep calm and carry on despite the...