Only 17% of Arab American voters say they will vote for Biden in 2024, according to a new poll.

China’s repression of the Uighurs in Xinjiang has forced those in the diaspora to protect their identity from afar.

In a series of voice notes sent to TIME, the late poet reflected on the strength of Palestinians in Gaza.

Only 17% of Arab American voters say they will vote for Biden in 2024, according to a new poll.

Historically, these kinds of protests are more inclusive, innovative, and more likely to achieve their goals.

If the Biden administration refuses to investigate the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh, those who target American journalists will have impunity.

The New Zealand prime minister offered the world a model for how to handle a global pandemic. But COVID-19 won’t inoculate her against the political challenge to come.

What the attacks against the journalist Rana Ayyub reveal about the state of India’s democracy

Only equitable vaccine distribution, not booster shots, can end the pandemic.

As patience with the pandemic wanes, leaders in widely vaccinated democracies are deploying a new political strategy.

While the world watches Ukraine, Moscow is making moves in neighboring Belarus, too.

After U.S. President Joe Biden cast doubt on the Palestinian death toll in Gaza, Palestinian officials released a list.

Thousands of mourners paid their final respects to Queen Elizabeth II, whose coffin is lying in state at the Palace of Westminster in London

The foreign minister of tiny Luxembourg called the president a “pyromaniac,” and the criticism was too much for Mike Pompeo.

What the attacks against the journalist Rana Ayyub reveal about the state of India’s democracy

China’s repression of the Uighurs in Xinjiang has forced those in the diaspora to protect their identity from afar.

Close observers of U.S. policy say the subtle shift reflects a progressive push to focus on human rights.

Kremlin critic Bill Browder tells TIME that the incident has "totally destroyed" the Russian President's image.

Narendra Modi’s ethnonationalist rule is unraveling the country’s constitutional commitment to its Muslim and Christian minorities.

To oust Europe’s last dictator, Belarus’s opposition leader said her country needs the world to “be braver.”

The formation of the NUC may be an important step, but is far from the NATO membership Ukraine seeks.

His partition of Ukraine is an attack on global peace.

Keir Starmer, widely seen as the U.K.'s Prime-Minister-in-Waiting, speaks to TIME in his first major international interview.

While the world watches Ukraine, Moscow is making moves in neighboring Belarus, too.

Palestinian journalists offer a rare glimpse into life under bombardment, at great risk to their own safety.

The world’s largest vaccine producer is struggling to overcome its latest COVID-19 surge—and that’s everyone’s problem.

The policing of the coronation has already become "a human-rights nightmare," according to civil liberties advocates.

We support the company's decision to end the sale of its ice cream in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Countries seeking to inoculate their citizens at the expense of everyone else are chasing a false promise.

What the attacks against the journalist Rana Ayyub reveal about the state of India’s democracy

England’s national team has modeled a compassionate, progressive, and inclusive patriotism.

One family’s bid to escape Afghanistan is emblematic of how the United States is failing to help those who risked their lives to work with Americans.

As China prepares to host the Winter Games, it can count on the tacit support of majority-Muslim countries.

China’s repression of the Uighurs in Xinjiang has forced those in the diaspora to protect their identity from afar.

Conflicts, though typically started easily, can be brutal, intractable, and difficult to end.

China’s repression of the Uighurs in Xinjiang has forced those in the diaspora to protect their identity from afar.

Dearborn, Michigan Mayor Abdallah Hammoud tells TIME that the city is modeling inclusivity.

Hear from nine Palestinians who have lost family, friends, homes amid Israel’s airstrikes in the Gaza Strip

China’s repression of the Uighurs in Xinjiang has forced those in the diaspora to protect their identity from afar.

The Indian government’s efforts to dismiss protests by farmers as “anti-national” are falling flat.

This year’s tournament has been unlike any I’ve ever witnessed, a reminder that when soccer fans enter a stadium, it becomes a church.

In a series of voice notes sent to TIME, the late poet reflected on the strength of Palestinians in Gaza.

Samira Ahmed’s case against her employer, the BBC, illustrates the value of transparency in closing the gender pay gap.

What writing cookbooks has taught me about the wonderfully muddled provenance of food

The squad has transformed culturally since the last time the English were champions. I’m rooting for the future it represents.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken landed in Tel Aviv Monday amid growing concerns over Israel's hardline turn.

Reality doesn’t conform to the theory of the rational, calculating despot who can play the long game.

While the world watches Ukraine, Moscow is making moves in neighboring Belarus, too.

Rishi Sunak has succeeded Liz Truss as Britain's Prime Minister. Here's what to know about him

At least 95 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli soldiers and armed settlers since Oct. 7.

The 37-year-old was sworn in Wednesday as the first Muslim leader of not just Scotland—but any Western democracy.

Imagine Americans putting up statues of the man who shot Lincoln. The equivalent is happening in India today.

How one writer learned an accidental lesson in the joys of silence

The U.S. election proves that this divisive style of politics is still viable.

Narendra Modi’s ethnonationalist rule is unraveling the country’s constitutional commitment to its Muslim and Christian minorities.

The invisible woman of the classic sitcom, which leaves Netflix at the end of the year, is a case study in the way TV shows can turn people into punch lines.

After the country elected its 20th Etonian prime minister, some are questioning whether its education system is the solution to the country’s stagnant social mobility—or the problem.

TIME spoke to Omar Shakir of Human Rights Watch, which first alleged the use of the incendiary weapon.

The generation of Afghans who came of age after the American invasion will not so easily revert to the pre-2001 status quo.

Here are the populist and nationalist leaders with the most to gain from a second Trump term.

Dearborn, Michigan Mayor Abdallah Hammoud tells TIME that the city is modeling inclusivity.