The road to China’s brutal university entrance exam. […]
Getting to the gaokao
The Guardian: Shannon Sims on Texas’ female field hands
Undocumented migrants in Texas are even more vulnerable to exploitation when they are female. […]
Foreign Policy: Neri Zilber on Israeli generals in revolt
A group of former security officials have one common goal: defeating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections. […]
Columbia Journalism Review: Suzy Hansen on Turkey’s dying free press
The media has consolidated in the hands of one very loyal family. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Creating change
A conversation with Greg Satell. […]
The battle for a ‘French Islam’
In an ideologically charged tug-of-war, divergent figures jockey over who best represents France’s Muslims. […]
The Nation: Robbie Corey-Boulet on the US role in Liberia’s queer activism
It’s changing things in Liberia, sometimes in unintended ways. […]
NYT: Pramila Jayapal on reproductive choice
The congresswoman and former fellow discusses her decision to have an abortion. […]
David Binder dies
The prolific New York Times correspondent and former ICWA fellow spent decades covering the Cold War and its aftermath. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Belarus and the Kremlin
A discussion with Olga Kevere, Andrei Yeliseyeu and Andrei Sannikov. […]