Police go door-to-door arresting Afghans as government pledges to send millions back home to Taliban rule
More than 50 prominent female Afghan women’s rights activists sheltering in Pakistan are facin…
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These interesting insects are increasingly vulnerable and completely rely on the bee population
When rangers at Kinver Edge in Staffordshire discovered rare black oil beetles on a stretch of restored …
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The former Vanity Fair editor on how #MeToo changed Hollywood, what Christopher Hitchens would make of the US today, and the value of a handkerchief
Graydon Carter, 75, is a Canadian-born journalist. …
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In their luxury bunker, the ultra-wealthy last survivors of a global disaster break into song – to sometimes painful effect – in Joshua Oppenheimer’s bloated if visually stunning debut fiction featur…
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Fearsomely authentic, Carrie Coon has dazzled in a host of roles, from The Leftovers to Gone Girl and Fargo. With the latest season of The White Lotus glueing us to our screens, she talks about US po…
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When Bernadette Russell decided to perform one good deed every day for a year, it made a difference to the world around her but also had a big impact on her own life
It has been nearly 14 years since …
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Popular student demonstrator Berkay Gezgin, 21, snatched off street by police outside office of detained Istanbul mayor
When 21-year-old Berkay Gezgin left the interior of Istanbul city hall, a squad …
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The US president’s rapid dismantling of democratic norms has sent scholars scrambling for global precedents
It reads like an inventory of Donald Trump’s first two months back in the White House.
A newl…
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Alaa Abu Zeid only discovered his wife and children had been killed after his release from an Israeli prison. His is a story repeated across Gaza
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Dmitry Krymov, who fled Moscow after the Ukraine invasion, plans Dickens hybrid with UK and Russian actors
The acclaimed Russian stage director Dmitry Krymov the winner of many of Moscow’s top theatre…
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