VOA
In the early days of the coronavirus outbreak, China sought to block news of the rapidly spreading virus, detaining those who tried to speak out.
Daisuke Akimoto, The Diplomat
More than three months have passed since the military coup in Myanmar, but the turmoil of rallies and crackdowns has not come to a halt yet.
NY Times
One Ethiopian journalist was taken away by police officers as his distraught 10-year-old daughter clung to him. Another fled the country after she said armed men ransacked her home and threatened to kill her.
A. Isacson, NYT
The news from Colombia is dispiriting. Two weeks after widespread protests began, at least 42 people, including one police officer, are dead, and the death...
Lynsey Chutel, Foreign Policy
The ANC descends into infighting again as it tries to suspend top officials facing corruption charges
Economic Times
President, psychiatrist, poet and even New Age healer -- Radovan Karadzic lived a varied life before being convicted of atrocities including the worst massacre in Europe since World War II.
Jamie Maxwell, Al Jazeera
Last week's local and national election results in the United Kingdom revealed a country radically, and perhaps irreparably, divided.
Eyal Sher, Jerusalem Post
I'll try to explain things, perhaps for myself as much as for anyone else. Where to start?
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J. Haltiwanger, BI
The escalating violence between Israel and Palestine has caught the Biden administration off guard, and it's rushing to fill the gaps as the crisis spirals out of control.
