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In his new book Slow Poison, the accomplished anthropologist revisits the Idi Amin and Yoweri Museveni years.

If anything, the widespread lack of comprehension (and so protest) is one big reason nuclear war remains so chillingly possible.

Over 70,525 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza; scholars estimate that 80 percent were civilians, largely women and children.

Kristi Kremed.

On this episode of Tech Won't Save Us: Ben Wray discusses the case of Nexperia, recently in the middle of a geopolitical firestorm.

We may already be on a superhighway to the sort of class- and race-stratified autocracy that it took Russia so many years to become after the Soviet Union collapsed.

Since September 2, the US has carried out more than 20 strikes on vessels suspected of drug trafficking in both the southern Caribbean and the eastern Pacific. At least 83 people have been killed.

These trees have endured drought, pollution, toxic mines, uprooting, bulldozing, and burning--much like the people of Gaza. But they fought to survive.

Sense, nonsense and lunacy.

A Russian feminist reflects on Julia Ioffe's history of modern Russia.