The invisible scars of war

There is a type of landmine that springs into the air before detonating, high enough for the deadly arc of shrapnel to reach the vital organs. The idea isn’t new—Germany produced almost two million “B

Before the US–Russia summit in Alaska, as Vladimir ...

Nearly every generation is reporting big increases in mental health problems, and it’s a rise that hasn’t stopped two years after the end of the Covid pandemic

Political strategist Greg Mills explains why arriving at Ukraine-Russia peace negotiations has taken so long, and how territorial concessions could “open a massive Pandora’s box”

OVER THE PAST 12 YEARS, the small family-health clinic in Melmastok, a remote mountainous community in Afghanistan’s central Daikundi province, has withstood multiple upheavals—from a Taliban insurgen

Rania, a mother of three from Ramallah in the West Bank, farms in the shadow of the separation wall. Her small plot of courgettes, cucumbers, mint and parsley is the family’s only source of income – w