Israel will start sending children to jail.
Burundi: President’s Speech Instills Fear as Killings Increase
How One Salvadoran Town Achieved Safety in a Valley of Ashes
China: Tell the Truth on Torture at UN Review
Sandra Bullock’s New Film Gets History Oh So Wrong
The satirical flick about American campaign strategists in Bolivia fails to mention they worked for the bad guy.
Paying for Patriotism
The Pentagon shells out millions for sports leagues to “support the troops” with cheap stunts.
FARC Rebels Demand Seats in Colombia’s Congress, or No Deal
Bill Banning BDS Supporters Passes First Stage
Venezuela Accuses US of Violating Airspace
What really drives water vulnerability
Whether people have the water they need depends on how much water there is and how much demand there is for it, right? Wrong.
Nueva Orleans: The Most Latin American City in the USA
Hollywood places tribal lives under threat
A new film may have dangerous consequences for small hunters, writes Mari Marcel Thekaekara.
“Wait, the Serbs are now the good guys?”
Does Serbia’s compassionate treatment of refugees show that it is finally leaving its dark history behind?
Update: Egypt’s Hossam Bahgat released from military intelligence
Turkey shells YPG forces in Kobane
The Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) has reported that the Turkish military fired on targets in Kobane in northern Syria.
‘How Can We Believe Tomorrow It Is Not Our Turn?’: Outrage Over 19-Year-Old Afghan Girl’s Stoning
The pipe dream that came true
Cherri Foytlin, who’s been at the heart of the fierce and beautiful movement to stop the Keystone XL pipeline, on the significance of Obama’s decision to reject it.
