Sasha Ingber, Latin America, August 31, 2018
Editor’s Note: This story contains a brief description of sexual abuse.
Three children… Continue reading
“Venice festival premiere for Syrian war film on the death of hope”, Le Monde diplomatique
Sabah Haider, Paris, August 2018 edition
A low-budget, first-feature, indie film by a woman director from Damascus, made in… Continue reading
“The Gender Divide in Preschoolers’ Closets”, The New York Times
I buy my daughter boys’ pants because even in an age of female fighter pilots and #MeToo, boys’ clothes are… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: War, Human Rights, Economic Opportunity, Hunger, Disease, Population
“We are the future” (c) 1997-2018 Planet Earth Foundation
The End Of Civilization As We Knew It, Part Six.… Continue reading
Message of the Day: War, Human Rights, Economic Opportunity, Hunger, Disease, Population
“We are the future” (c) 1997-2018 Planet Earth Foundation
The End Of Civilization As We Knew It, Part Six.… Continue reading
“Who Are We? Examining the State of German Identity”, Der Spiegel
By Sebastian Hammelehle, Berlin, August 29, 2018
Integration and immigration are extremely controversial issues in the Germany of today. What… Continue reading
“Air pollution causes ‘huge’ reduction in intelligence, study reveals”, The Guardian
Damian Carrington and Lily Kuo, Beijing, London, 27 Aug 2018
“95% of the global population breathing unsafe air–causes seven million… Continue reading
“Myanmar Rohingya: UN says military leaders must face genocide charges”, BBC News
27 Aug 2018
A UN report has said top military figures in Myanmar must be investigated for genocide in Rakhine… Continue reading
“The Big Melt”, The New York Review of Books
Tim Flannery, August 16, 2018 Issue
Brave New Arctic: The Untold Story of the Melting North by Mark C. Serreze… Continue reading
“One Of A Kind: John McCain’s Indelible Place In American Politics”, NPR
Jessica Taylor, Politics, August 27, 2018
Just under a month before Election Day 2008, a woman stood up at a… Continue reading