France attack an early test for Macron By Karina Piser He must reassure a public on edge while ensuring the response doesn’t deepen high tensions around Islam.
Converting to Islam in the secular republic By Karina Piser A determined girl tests the French law banning religious symbols in schools.
Foreign Affairs: Gregory Feifer on Putin and Russia’s presidential election By ICWA Staff How he will act in the years to come will have much to do with how he came to power.
The Daily Beast: Neri Zilber on Purim By ICWA Staff Tel Aviv is a raucous party on "Jewish Halloween."
Gregory Feifer appointed ICWA executive director By ICWA Staff A former fellow, he has served as interim director since June.
The curious case of the missing migrants By Matthew Chitwood ‘Teaconomics’ transforms a Chinese village.
Brookings: Cheng Li on China’s constitutional conundrum By ICWA Staff Xi Jinping's power grab reflects one of his leadership's greatest paradoxes.
In China’s countryside, Xi’s continued leadership warmly welcomed By Matthew Chitwood In Yunnan province, villagers react to the plan to abolish presidential term limits.
Humans of Nigeria:Women’s lives in Africa’s largest economy By Onyinye Edeh Trials, triumphs and patriarchal resistance.
