'The city, which is home to more than 300,000 people, is collapsing into the millions of shallow, square holes that have been cut into the ground.' Nicolas Niarchos on mineral extraction in Manono,...

The conflict has killed at least ten thousand civilians, and the country faces famine. Why are we still involved?

John Bolton and a former German President have helped spur the first negotiations over the Western Sahara in six years.

The tragedy of the Adriana comes amid renewed anti-immigrant sentiment in Europe.

Cell phones and electric cars rely on the mineral, causing a boom in demand. Locals are hunting for this buried treasure—but are getting almost none of the profit.

A proclamation by tweet that aided Morocco and Israel could reignite a conflict in North Africa.

Abdillahi Bashraheel has turned the area where he lives into a refuge from the realities of the Markazi camp and the conflict in his homeland.

How the race for more efficient batteries is poisoning Indonesia’s coastal waters.

Keston Sutherland says his poems are less difficult to understand than they are “difficult to accept.”

We call on the Democratic Republic of Congo to immediately release a detained journalist.

The killing of a rebel leader is likely to intensify the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.

Cell phones and electric cars rely on the mineral, causing a boom in demand. Locals are hunting for this buried treasure—but are getting almost none of the profit.

Mining sustains the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is one of the world’s poorest nations. In 2019 taxes on mining companies accounted for 46

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is holding elections. Civil war has displaced millions of the country’s citizens but garnered little attention internationally.

On December 23, three days after the presidential election in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), I received a call from Moïse Katumbi

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Cell phones and electric cars rely on the mineral, causing a boom in demand. Locals are hunting for this buried treasure—but are getting almost none of the profit.

“I feel the pain of my homeland as they do,” he said. “There’s no difference between us and them. Our only difference is the color of our skin.”

Why trust a company with CTEH's spotty record to monitor air quality at the site of the Ohio train wreck? For the railroad, it all made perfect $en$e.

After the Brexit referendum and the selection of Theresa May as Prime Minister, Antonia Romeo does her first bit of diplomacy.

Samos is dealing with chronic overcrowding and growing unrest because the European community has failed to relocate refugees.

This station on the Polish border with Ukraine has become ground zero for the refugee crisis.

At a funeral in Sana’a, a Saudi plane dropping American bombs took the life of a man who might have made peace. Plus, a look at Scott Pruitt, Trump’s E.P.A. appointee.

As Syrians, Iraqis, and others flee for the West by boat, a senior humanitarian in Greece observed, “The system is just not working.”

Brig. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov’s warning that Russia was about to invade his country was widely dismissed—until the war began. So his latest predictions about the course of what is turning out to be a...

Think disco, lazy Susans in back booths, and a black-and-white TV playing reruns of “Family Feud.” But don’t let the kitsch put you off.

Listening to voices of the Central and East European left.

Yevgeny Prigozhin’s mercenary army might have been disbanded in Russia, but in Africa—where the group props up dictators, extracts mineral wealth, and siphons off billions from legitimate business—...

An early Sunday morning attack 12 miles from the Polish border follows a threat to target weapons shipments.

They started out as a family enterprise but have burgeoned into a movement with tens of thousands of fighters and become a formidable geopolitical force.

A series of articles allege that some high-profile Western analysts and aides are working for the Iranian government. Are they spies? Or is someone trying to sabotage their work?

Niger has been a safe haven for refugees. But violence, global warming and looming elections could make the country more vulnerable than ever.

Two German volunteer fighters said many of their fellow foreign legionnaires had been killed in the bombing and estimated the death toll at over 200.

What the lessons learned from an Ebola outbreak, and an experimental drug, can teach us about treating COVID-19.

At the Explorers Club, a Renoir-themed dinner party features an edible portrait and scents from the painter’s work.

The Democrats lost the white working class. The Republicans exploited it. Can Clinton win it back?

Episode · OUTLAWS: The Good Thief · We send Kaleidoscope’s Costas Linos along with investigative journalist Nick Niarchos on an adventure through anarchist enclaves, island retreats, and isolated...