The new leaders may be under international sanctions, but most Guineans are happy to see the end of their old regime. […]
Popular support for Guinea’s coup is real
Climate change is forcing Indian fishermen to keep rebuilding their homes
Rising sea levels and heavy storms are displacing millions in the world’s largest delta. […]
FROM THE FIELD: An art dealer, an island and Cambodia’s missing Khmer relics
A conversation with Malia Politzer. […]
Greece’s overlooked Evros seeks a larger role
Locals want to put a positive spin on the decades-old threat ‘I will send you to Evros!’ […]
Webinar video:
Populism and democracy in
Germany and Central Europe
Emily Schultheis fellowship report and panel discussion with the Goethe Institute on December 2, 2021. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST:
Lithuania is punching above its weight
Will it matter at Biden’s Summit for Democracy? […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: We have the Pandora Papers… Now what?
Karen Greenaway and Drew Sullivan join the Cable to explain what must be done to expose illicit financial misbehavior. […]
Syrian merchants carve out their place in Turkey
As the war in Syria drags on, most who fled the conflict have no plans to return. […]
The cost of educating an Indian girl
Many in the state of Rajasthan have dropped out of school during the pandemic, facing pressure to get married. […]
Lessons from Afghanistan
Can the 1980s Soviet war help Americans understand how the US-led conflict should be remembered? […]