Some 44 prisons and 72 forced labour camps were set up under the regime for more than 150,000 political prisoners.
Jack Picone reflects on his journey through Rwanda in 1994, and the lifelong nightmares it has left him with.
Archaeologists have uncovered a vast tunnel system under northern Israel.
Centuries-old misconceptions compel Western Christians to ignore the plight of Palestinian Christians and Muslims.
As Haiti faces a crisis of gang violence, questions swirl about whether a multinational task force will help — or harm.
Archaeologists in northwest Malaysia find new evidence of the region’s role as a thriving multicultural trading hub.
Thousands of protesters demonstrate in Amsterdam against Israel’s war on Gaza.
The sickly sweet tweegevrietjie is a visual representation of ‘the white man with a black heart who broke promises’.
Henry Ford’s utopian city, nestled in the rainforest, reflects an ongoing legacy of deforestation from agribusiness.
Black History Month is an annual celebration of African-American history and culture in the United States.
Chain of schools run by BJP’s far-right ideological mentor served as a laboratory for government changes to syllabuses.
Espen Barth Eide discusses Norway peace efforts in Israel-Palestine conflict from Oslo Accords to advocating Gaza truce.
Hawaiians respond to a threat of nuclear attack and a survivor tells of coping with the Hiroshima bombing.
Under Stalin, thousands were executed. Now, victims’ families and experts are trying to heal a national trauma.
