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Gaza solidarity encampments have spread across Britain, inspired by the wave of student organizing in the U.S. An organizer at Oxford University discusses student demands and how the U.K. protests compare to U.S. activism.

Canada Choate on Benjamin H. D. Buchloh.

Shayok Misha Chowdhury’s acclaimed drama performs a return engagement at Theatre for a New Audience.

Veteran Pentagon researcher Dr. Harold Rhode warns the West: A show of weakness is the route to disaster

Increase in sponsor earnings from £18,600 to £38,700 will prevent up to 70% of workers in UK bringing in family, data shows

At the mercy of the ice

Kathmandu-Paris-Kathmandu, a delightful travelogue in Nepali language, has so well captured the hilarious life of a young Nepali boy and his dreams come to a reality. When the boy decided that he wanted to travel through the world, who would (not) believe him? Whether one believed him or not, it didn’t bother much to Shyam Mohan Shrestha who comes from a lower middle-class household that allowed him to harbor foreign dreams.

A young veteran struggling with PTSD finds new meaning in life in this touching and emotionally intelligent documentary

Around the world, scientists are edging closer to resurrecting long-dead species in the hope it will stabilise ecosystems, and private investors are getting in on the action.

'De-extinction' of some animals could help conservation - and have human benefit. But it also has the potential to create a mammoth problem