What The Inside Of One Of China’s Re-Education Camps Looks Like
NPR’s Ari Shapiro speaks with Associated Press reporter Gerry Shih about China’s re-education camps in Xinjiang.
WATCH: When Noble Lynxes Square Off, The Call Of The Wild Gets A Bit … Whiny
The lynx is the very paragon of majesty and grace — until it opens its mouth. A couple in Canada filmed some lynxes locked in a rousing argument and, well, it actually sounds pretty familiar.
Not Everybody Was A Fan Of Meghan Markle’s Wedding Veil
The veil depicted 53 flowers representing the nations of the Commonwealth. And that has prompted a backlash in India.
In a Nigerian melting pot, living – and loving – despite Boko Haram
It was April 7, 2012, and on the dusty floor of his tiny pharmacy, Vincent Anibueze was waiting to die. Anibueze thought of what Aisha would do when he was gone. Back when they first met and her mother had forbidden her to marry him, a Christian, Ais…
A G7 summit with hospitality on the table
As befits its reputation for generosity, Canada is ranked in the top four of nations most accepting of migrants, according to a recent Gallup poll. This distinction may help explain why, as the host of a Group of Seven summit of major Western leaders,…
What The World Needs To Do After Venezuela’s Vote
Venezuela’s latest vote will worsen its crisis as it consolidates its socialist authoritarian system. But Washington is not well-positioned to lead the charge to stop it, writes Ted Piccone.
After Minting Coin For North Korea Summit, White House Accused Of Early Celebration
The White House is preparing for a meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un on June 12. Despite Pyongyang’s threats to back out, the White House has made a coin commemorating the event.
Therapy For Torture Victims Has Surprising Economic Benefit, Study Says
Danish researchers analyzed the cost of treating refugees who have been tortured — both physical and psychological — and the economic impact.
Watch: Mark Zuckerberg Speaks To European Union Parliament
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg meets with European Union Parliament members on Tuesday to discuss allegations that the personal data of European Facebook users was misused.
Arrests Of Saudi Women’s Rights Activists ‘Point To The Limits Of Change’
The arrested women “could have been powerful ambassadors for the new Saudi Arabia. Instead, they are being branded as traitors,” says Kristian Ulrichsen of Rice University.
Secretary Of State Pompeo Lays Out List Of Demands For Iran
The Trump administration has delivered a message to Iran. Steve Inskeep talks to Brian Hook, director of policy planning at the State Department, about the path forward in U.S.-Iran relations.
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