The rise of white terrorists who set out to kill minorities and immigrants
One autumn afternoon in the German city of Zwickau, a woman splashed 10 litres of gasoline around her apartment, then set it on fire.
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One autumn afternoon in the German city of Zwickau, a woman splashed 10 litres of gasoline around her apartment, then set it on fire.
In May, Uganda enacted one of the world's most repressive and homophobic laws. Homosexuals have been increasingly stigmatized and flee to neighboring Kenya or even the US. Since 2014, photographer Jake Naughton has documented these journeys marked by pain and solidarity.
Lecture part of Kushner's week-long residency at UW
Chagas disease causes misery in poor communities around the world, and may lead to 10,000 deaths a year. Health workers are trying new methods to ease suffering.
In early May, China’s premier, Li Keqiang, made a trip to Africa that raised a central question about China’s rise: What effect will it have on the world’s poorer countries? As a big third-world country that has lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty in just a few decades—and has risen so fast that it’s easily the only serious challenger to the United States’ superpower