Is the South African COVID variant immune to vaccines?
Dr Khan examines fears that the coronavirus variant which began in South Africa might be able to evade current vaccines.
How the siege of Sarajevo changed war reporting
From the use of armoured cars and flak jackets to digital technology and live satellite broadcasts.
‘I still have nightmares’: Surviving Australia’s Kangaroo Point
After 50 men were freed from detention in March, the fate of asylum seekers who remained behind is unclear.
Transforming Tajikistan: Between a Soviet past and a Tajik future
As historic buildings are demolished, some residents of Dushanbe mourn lost memories while others embrace change.
Survivors of the Anfal Kurdish genocide long for closure
Thirty-three years after mass killings of Kurds in northern Iraq, families struggle to identify and bury the victims.
A journey through Chile’s conflict with Mapuche rebel groups
Lucia Newman explores a rapidly escalating conflict and talks to the elusive leader of the main armed Indigenous group.
What do we know about the AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots?
Dr Khan examines what we know so far, who should take an AstraZeneca vaccine and the symptoms of a blood clot.
Breathing lessons: A survivor’s guide to long COVID
Months after contracting COVID-19, I still have fatigue, brain fog, heart palpitations and find it harder to breathe.
Photographing the final days of Gaddafi and his last stronghold
A photojournalist describes capturing some of the most memorable moments of the war in Libya.
What do Russians really think of Putin and Navalny?
Young Russians explain which politician they think is better for the country - or why neither of them may be.
How dangerous is India’s ‘double mutant’ COVID-19 variant?
Dr Khan examines what we know so far about the new variant.
How COVID-19 has impacted Nigerians with disabilities
From social distancing as a visually impaired person to coping with closed hospitals, five Nigerians tell their stories.
How the colonisation of India influenced global food
From Britain to France to Portugal, India left its mark on the tastes and menus of its European colonisers.
The social justice activists battling racism and misogyny
The British activist who campaigned to make ‘upskirting’ illegal and the American anti-racism activist who inspires her.
The complex legacy of Tanzania’s John Magufuli
The late president has left behind a nation divided in memory of a leader who was simultaneously revered and loathed.
Freda Huson: An Indigenous ‘warrior’ for the next generation
The Wet'suwet'en matriarch is defending her traditional territories in Canada from the construction of the CGL pipeline.
Out of step: Life with lupus and learning how to walk again
'My brain gradually shut down until I barely remembered my name and had no control over parts of my body.'
Project Force: AI and the military – a friend or foe?
Artificial Intelligence is already part of our lives and it will play a key role in future wars. But is it...
Has COVID-19 fatigue caused a third wave in Europe?
Europe seems to be starting a third wave of COVID-19 despite the vaccine rollout. Why? And what is the New York...
The actress defying cultural norms to tell new stories in Iraq
Zahraa Ghandour and her mentor Hanaa Edwar have broken tradition to voice the struggles of women in their community.
