Islamic schools grapple with abuse scandals The Catholic Church isn't alone in facing widespread child sex abuse allegations. Islamic schools internationally are also confronting a history of...
Bolivia, Ecuador protests challenge media From Chile to Haiti, massive anti-government protests have spiraled across Latin America in recent weeks. On this edition of Global Journalist, a...
Overtourism on the rise Global tourism is a booming industry. But in a growing number of places around the world, the surge in tourism is too much of a good...
The information siege of Kashmir For more than two months, the Indian government has managed to largely cut off the 8 million people of Jammu and Kashmir from the outside...
The expanding right to be forgotten Picture the most humiliating experience of your life. Now imagine that this awful moment was captured on video by someone else and posted online...
Western Sahara’s forgotten conflict Nearly all of Africa was decolonized in the 1960s and 1970s. But there is one slice of the continent that wasn't. That's the sparsely populated...
New York Times’ Baquet addresses Trump controversies From the New York Times' reluctance to use the word "lie" or "racist" to describe statements by President Trump to what the news outlet has learned...
The vape debate goes global Juul and other e-cigarette makers are facing new limits on the sale of their products in the U.S. But internationally, vaping companies are looking...
South Africa’s xenophobia problem South Africa's wealth and stability has drawn millions of migrants from elsewhere in Africa. Yet migration has tested the Rainbow Nation's unity and...
China’s surveillance state China has a long history of conducting surveillance on its population. Yet technology is now allowing the government to keep tabs on its people in...
