The great global vaccine divide
The speed at which the world’s scientists have managed to create several effective Covid vaccines...
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Hostage diplomacy: when will Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe be free?
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has endured a five-year nightmare after being arrested and jailed in...
While working in Abu Dhabi launching a literary festival, Caitlin McNamara alleges she was raped...
Will we need a Covid pass to get into the pub?
The UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, has announced plans for a domestic Covid-status...
Why is the UK slashing its international aid budget?
Boris Johnson’s government has blamed the Covid crisis for its decision to cut its international...
Will Tokyo really host a pandemic Olympics?
The Games were meant to be a moment of national celebration but – with coronavirus cases rising...
Bashar al-Assad’s decade of destruction in Syria
Syria’s president, Bashar al-Assad, has presided over a devastating civil war that has caused the...
The biblical mouse plague ravaging New South Wales
Families and farmers in New South Wales are doing everything they can to fend off a biblical...
The G7 and a crucial moment for the climate
The world’s richest democracies will come together in Britain this week with global heating high...
What went wrong with the Covid-19 response in the US?
Author and journalist Lawrence Wright has been writing about pandemics for decades. So when...
Israel’s unlikely coalition: is this the end for Netanyahu?
Israel has a new coalition government made up of eight very different parties. But having ousted...
Israel’s unlikely coalition: is this the end for Netanyahu?
Israel has a new coalition government made up of eight very different parties. But having ousted...
Is the truth out there? The US government prepares its landmark report on UFOs
A hotly anticipated US government report on decades of mysterious sightings of UFOs is due for...
Karim’s story: Egypt’s crackdown on human rights workers
Ten years since the Arab spring rocked Egypt and removed its president, the country is still...
The Pegasus Project part 3: cartels, corruption and cyber-weapons
In the latest part of our mini-series, Michael Safi hears from Nina Lakhani on how 15,000...
The Pegasus project part 5: the fightback against private spyware begins
After a week of stories about the abuse of private spyware by governments around the world,...
The Pegasus project part 5: the fightback against private spyware begins
After a week of stories about the abuse of private spyware by governments around the world,...
Why a Belarusian Olympic sprinter refused to fly home
The Belarusian Olympic sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya flew out of Tokyo on Wednesday to begin a...
Has the Delta variant derailed Australia’s zero-Covid strategy?
Australia appeared to be a model case for how to control the spread of Covid-19, but the arrival...
How the Taliban took Afghanistan
The departure of US forces was followed by a rout of Afghan government forces. Now, after 20...
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