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LinkedIn Is So Embarrassing
“Who doesn’t like being praised? It happens so rarely as an adult.”
The Last Nomads
In Georgia’s Adjara highlands, a traditional way of life is slowly disappearing.
The Six-Year-Old Who Explained the World
Mafalda, the Argentine comic strip heroine, took on war, dictatorship and her parents.
The Human Zoo
In the 1990s, a French theme park exhibited musicians from Côte d’Ivoire alongside exotic animals.
The Road to Palmyra
After years of violence, Syrians hope to restore the ancient city in the desert.
Blocking the Clinics
Argentina's president Javier Milei takes the “chainsaw” to women’s rights.
From Bergoglio to Francis
The pope’s autobiography styles him as “of the people,” but his past in Argentina is more complicated.
The Shroud
“Even in her wildest dreams, she had not thought that Bua would haunt her after death.”
The Return of a Lost City
Nearly 50 years after it disappeared, Miramar is reemerging from the water.
Emergency Mode in Geneva
President Donald Trump’s cuts to USAID have thrown the “capital of international development” into disarray.
Reporting on Trans Rights in China
A conversation with Lavender Au, who wrote about China’s strict policy requiring parental consent for trans people seeking gender-affirming surgery, no matter their age, for our Bodies issue.
Crashing Trump’s ‘Multicultural’ Inauguration Ball
Diplomats, lobbyists and grifters celebrate with sequins, jollof rice and prayer.
Under Supervision
Transgender people in China — no matter their age — require parental consent to transition.
Translating from Latvia’s Threatened Languages
A conversation with writer and translator Will Mawhood, whose translation of poetry from Livonian, a threatened language in Latvia, appears in our Deadlines issue, alongside an introduction on the literary traditions of Livonian and Latgalian.