How a Greek reporter could help put neo-Nazis behind bars
Reporter Dimitris Psarras has spent decades investigating one of Greece's most violent far-right groups, Golden Dawn.
Category Archives: Features
MBS: Why the world may be stuck with the ‘CEO of Saudi Inc’
New book explores MBS's ruthless rise to power, and how he entwined himself in the global financial system.
Remembering Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti: Nigeria’s ‘lioness of Lisabi’
The anti-colonial and feminist activist fought British colonialists, traditional rulers and the government.
Behind the lens: Remembering Muhammad al-Durrah, 20 years on
Talal Abu Rahma captured the final moments in the life of a boy in Gaza as his father tried to shield him from bullets.
COVID-19: How to make indoor spaces safer
From good ventilation to redesigning spaces, here are ways to help reduce the risk of transmission in closed settings.
Aryeh Neier: My memories of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The veteran human rights activist describes his friend and how desperately she wanted to outlive Trump's presidency.
A European odyssey: A portrait of Europe during the pandemic
Two journalists travelled from the North Cape to Sicily to document a Europe divided by the coronavirus crisis.
The power of smell: Learning to feel through scent
My enhanced sense of smell means my olfactory memory bank overflows while other memories are an incomplete painting.
The British coastal communities doomed to become climate refugees
How coastal villages in the UK are dealing with an uncertain future, as their homes are lost to rising seas.
Pandemic exacerbates barriers to voting for homeless Americans
From strict voter ID laws to the closure of polling stations, unhoused Americans face many obstacles to voting.
Uzbeks search for answers and stability after deadly dam collapse
Four months since the Sarboda dam collapse displaced thousands, there are fears of corruption and cover-ups.