Photographs of war from the border of Turkey and Syria.
In a war that remains unfinished, two Syrian-British writers acknowledge and affirm those whose stories and lives may be lost in its course.
Farhad Mirza interviews Shahbaz Taseer about his experience as a captive between two battlefronts, and how his faith gave him the hope he needed to survive.
A writer accompanies her grandmother on a journey through sites of Holocaust remembrance.
For months, refugees caught in a "humanitarian logjam" near the Greek/Macedonian border lived in a makeshift tent city—until Greek officials cleared the area, replacing the fact of the camp with yet another layer of uncertainty.
Even as Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka gets back to normalcy after a deadly siege a month ago, Bangladesh wrestles with the rising specter of extremism.
The most important US air force base you’ve never heard of.
How Kurdish rights continue to flounder under an authoritarian Turkey and an imploding Syria.
A teenage girl refuses to give into the fear created by recent terrorist attacks in France.
The Future of Cities: In the aftermath of the most recent attacks in Paris, the writer considers a city wavering between gravity and light.
The Danish filmmaker discusses refugee children in Denmark, the safety of schools, and the quiet power of the observer.
Henry Peck interviews Fred Kaplan about the shadowy world of cyber war.
The journalist on reporting from a post-revolutionary Iran and tracing the rich ferment of its intellectual and social history.
