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The past year’s rent spikes aren’t just a financial problem; they threaten urbanites’ happiness and faith in social justice.

The pandemic has exposed longstanding inequalities and brought more people into a cycle of hunger and precariousness,

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Some people falsely believe that the Afghanistan takeover by the Taliban during a drought increases the risk of violence over shared waters such as

Lurking silently behind practically every story on Chinese economic growth over the last thirty years has been the country’s unprecedented shift from being an overwhelmingly rural society to what is now a largely urban one, with almost 700 million urban residents now outnumbering their rural counterparts.Joining Kaiser Kuo and Jeremy Goldkorn to talk about the biggest

Chinese match-making apps are hotbeds for harassment, fraud, and fake news. But they offer one thing that the country’s youth craves: anonymity.

On the 34th anniversary of the assassination of Burkina Faso’s former President, Thomas Sankara, Richard Cincotta explored his legacy of economic

Research shows botanical gardens play a fundamental role in protecting plant diversity outside their natural habitats.

China’s millennials are embracing vegetarianism and veganism in record numbers. Meat lovers aren’t happy.

Deteriorating security in Ethiopia, a country W.E.B. Dubois once described as where “the sunrise of human culture took place,” is deeply