The “New Israel”: The Irreversible Peril of Ukraine’s Militarization.
Nearly a decade of war and a new hero cult that’s arisen since Russia’s invasion mean Ukraine is now one of the world’s most heavily militarized societies.
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Wildlife Conservation Can Help Stabilize the Climate: Study
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How Beef and Leather Supply Chains Pose Threat to South America’s Last Forest
Despite deforestation pledges, agribusiness is still clearing forest in the Gran Chaco — but Indigenous people are fighting to expel ranchers from their ancestral lands
A Look Inside a Pro-Russia Telegram Channel
In May 2020, the first post of the Telegram channel U_G_M — a Ukrainian flag emblazoned with a swastika — set the tone for what was to follow.
Term Limits: A Recipe for Younger Dems and Crazier Republicans
In an ideal world, there would be term limits for Democrats but not for Republicans. The outcome would be one congressional delegation that is more in touch with its young constituents and another that would be less in touch with its insane constituents.
Surviving Mariupol – A Shattered Life
As they huddled together in a cold basement in Mariupol, their city was under constant bombardment – one plane after another, dropping four bombs at a time.
Ukrainian Child’s Back Reflects Horrors of War
The UN children’s agency said that at least 142 children have been killed in the war. Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials allege that Russia is abducting children.
What Ukrainians Returning Home Find
WhoWhatWhy correspondent shows a behind-the scene look at what the retreating Russian army left behind in previously occupied areas of Ukraine.
From Russia, With Love for Propaganda
Russians living in the United States are not immune to Putin’s propaganda. And that makes them more receptive to Republican talking points, too.
The War Isn’t Over, But Ukrainians Are Heading Home
While Russia’s war in Ukraine continues to create refugees, some Ukrainians are starting to return home… but to what?
Why We Should Not Take Data Breaches for Granted
A look at modern data breaches — and the misguided laws and technology that are failing a society for whom online data is essential.
Thousands Open Their Homes to Ukraine’s Refugees, Through Online Platforms
People all over the world are opening their hearts and their homes — and skin color doesn’t matter.