Why symbols of injustice matter and what to do with them
In the span of several days earlier this month, monuments to at least two Confederate generals were yanked from their pedestals in the US. The statue of a 17th-century slave trader was du...
In the span of several days earlier this month, monuments to at least two Confederate generals were yanked from their pedestals in the US. The statue of a 17th-century slave trader was du...
El miércoles pasado, cuando algunos países previamente afectados pudieron registrar diariamente infecciones de COVID-19 en un solo dígito, la Nación Navajo - una extensión de 71.000 kilóm...
This past Wednesday, when some previously hard-hit countries were able to register daily COVID-19 infections in the single digits, the Navajo Nation – a 71,000 square-kilometre expanse of...
As the coronavirus kept more people indoors, many felt an important part of their lives had vanished: noise.
Un jugador del club de fútbol alemán Hertha Berlin recientemente levantó las cejas cuando pareció plantar un beso a un compañero de equipo durante una victoria por 3-0, burlándose de las ...
A player for German soccer club Hertha Berlin recently raised eyebrows when he appeared to plant a kiss on a teammate during a 3-0 victory – flouting coronavirus-related guidelines. Offic...
In February, as the coronavirus situation in China worsened and other parts of the world saw their first outbreaks, residents at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station were prepping for a ...
When former US President George W. Bush recently urged Americans to unite in the face of COVID-19, he described everyone as “equally vulnerable.” But COVID-19 hasn't had an equal impact o...
COVID-19 hasn't had the same the sort of devastating impact on Africa as it has elsewhere, according to official statistics. That may not last.
It was good while it lasted – but air quality is already regressing in places emerging from COVID-19 mobility restrictions.
Europe is starting down an uneven road to recovery.
Migration normally helps keep the global economy flowing. COVID-19 has mostly put a stop to that.
The US's historical aversion to big government did not necessarily serve it well when COVID-19 arrived.
In the fight to contain COVID-19, one thing has become clear: prematurely claiming victory can prove costly and embarrassing.
This article was updated 19 March 2020.