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A Christian mother is suing her four-year-old's school in Britain after it allegedly forced her child to take part in an "LGBT Parade".

Author Stella Morabito says tyrants use the fear of loneliness as a tool to "silence, divide, and conquer" a society.

On the frozen China-Russia border, locals talk about the past and future | China

Paul Kellogg — To students of twentieth-century Russian history, the name Vladimir Il’ich Lenin is a constant, and inevitable, presence. But the name Iulii Osipovich Tsederbaum—better known through the pseudonym “Iulii Martov”—is either entirely absent from view or present only as a mysterious, and often unsavoury, figure.

The Guardian’s former China correspondent assembles a cast of eye-witnesses to tell a story now being suppressed once more

News Analysis House GOP members will ask all of their colleagues to make their position publicly known on ...

In gathering histories from one of the country’s darkest, most divisive periods, the former Guardian China correspondent has created a gripping and important document

The judges of the inaugural National Book Critics Circle Gregg Barrios Book in Translation Prize share their appreciations of the longlisted titles.

Is the mummified monk who disappeared from a Chinese village 22 years ago the body in the Buddha that turned up unexpectedly in Amsterdam? John Hooper and Ted Plafker investigate | 1843 magazine

In December 2022, corruption revelations involving the state-owned Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi (ETT) mining company sparked enormous protests in Ulaanbaatar. What initially began as a backlash against an entrenched “coal mafia” snowballed into a trenchant critique of the government’s inability (and unwillingness) to provide a better future for Mongolia’s youth. Protestors told The Diplomat that suffocating