Brown, “’My Favorite is the Assumption of Internalized Racism’: Black Women, Racial Boundaries, and Interracial Relationships ...

Today, it obscures a more important question: whether international recognition should reflect legal principles and empirical realities or remain hostage to outdated political assumptions.

The international system appears to be witnessing a resurgence of assertive power politics. The events surrounding the removal of the Venezuelan president on ...

For years, teachers at Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak noticed a worrying trend as 10-year-old girls arrived at school in Year ...

Opinion Columnist Francis Jaso '28 critiques Francis Fukuyama's "end of history" theory, arguing that the anticipated global triumph of liberal democracy has failed and as authoritarian regimes ...

In the Vatican, an unprecedented clash is emerging between magistrates. On one side is the Prosecutor’s Office, and on the ...

In the intervening decades, Nigeria navigated cycles of military rule, democratic transitions, and economic volatility driven by oil dependency, as well as persistent security challenges ranging from ...

It’s not the ones posting late at night—it’s the ones who spent decades showing up for everyone else, now sitting with the ...

All books featured in this new section are available from Middle East Books and More , the nation’s preeminent bookstore on the ­Middle East and U.S.

AS a child in Bodmin, Curtis Garner dreamed of being a novelist. “I didn’t know what I wanted to write about, or how to go about it,” he recalls. “At 18, I did a creative writing course in London, but ...

Aging didn’t just change physically—it changed socially, as the role of being “the one who knows” quietly disappeared. For the first time, wisdom isn’t sought out—it’s bypassed, leaving many older ...

It might be worth sitting down, in case you have been raised to believe that tornadoes were all a Kansas and Oklahoma issue.