Daily Beast: Neri Zilber on Trump’s Israel-Palestine Solution By ICWA Staff | June 5, 2019 "It will be what it will be."
THE CABLE PODCAST: Hungary for All By ICWA Staff | May 30, 2019 A discussion with with Péter Márki-Zay and Zoltán Kész.
When tribe meets tourist By Matthew Chitwood | May 30, 2019 China’s “last primitive tribal village” despoiled by cultural preservation.
Denmark’s far right has already won on immigration By Karina Piser | May 30, 2019 The Danish People’s Party may be losing support, but its policies have crept into the mainstream.
The Nation: Robbie Corey-Boulet on Kenya’s anti-gay laws By ICWA Staff | May 30, 2019 LGBT activists say they will continue their campaign to dismantle the laws the High Court upheld.
Far right set to solidify rise across Europe By Emily Schultheis | May 23, 2019 Despite their expected gains in elections for the European Parliament, it’s not clear how well ascendant populists will work together.
After a government collapse, uncertainty for Austria’s right-wing experiment By Emily Schultheis | May 20, 2019 Corruption, not extremism, toppled the ruling coalition. The country's leader is hoping that means voters continue supporting the country’s rightward shift.
Germany’s right-wing populists push boundaries in a polarized society By Emily Schultheis | May 20, 2019 As the AfD seeks gains in European Parliament elections this week, can it succeed in uniting government critics?
National Geographic: Shannon Sims on cuts to science funding in Brazil By ICWA Staff | May 17, 2019 What could this mean for people and the future of scientific research?
Washington Post: Shannon Sims on Brazilian comedian’s prison sentence By ICWA Staff | May 16, 2019 The right-winger's jailing prompts a public debate about free speech.
