China’s repression in Xinjiang: Child prisoners and ‘shoot to kill’ orders
A leak of confidential documents has revealed the scale of the prison system against the Uyghur Muslim minority
A leak of confidential documents has revealed the scale of the prison system against the Uyghur Muslim minority
Russia is exercising military control over a fifth of the invaded country, but its capture of Mariupol can be considered a Pyrrhic victory
The easing of sanctions against Venezuela and Cuba has not helped smooth preparations for the Summit of the Americas, which is becoming a diplomatic nightmare
Vanda Felbab-Brown says that organized crime groups are trafficking species to China in exchange for chemicals to make drugs such as fentanyl
A cooperative of producers in Atacama, Chile is revolutionizing the sector: two of its labels have received gold medals at an international extreme wine competition
Experts have coined a term to describe the behavior of people who obsessively search online for information about their real or imagined symptoms: cyberchondria
Experts have coined a term to describe the behavior of people who obsessively search online for information about their real or imagined symptoms: cyberchondria
Exercise is important for body and soul, and we are at a key moment for ‘physical literacy’ in the population
The American researche is looking for a way to extend the treatment’s effectiveness to fatal tumors
This condition brings intense aching that sends patients to the brink of despair
A 40-year-old single mother who once cleaned homes for a living and made a name for herself as an environmental activist is breaking new ground in national politics
With the commercial launch of nine shoes created by the late couturier, New York remembers the legacy of a contemporary fashion icon
The US Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of the Cassirer family has reopened one of the most famous and longest cases of plundered art in history