Allyn Gaestel

Schools are serving as shelters and students are struggling to complete their education.

Artificial intelligence is making drones deadlier, more efficient, more accurate, and more autonomous than ever. But the ongoing enhancements are doing more than just making drones more advanced.

Human Foreign Policy

The stones may be centuries old, but the tensions are contemporary.

Human Foreign Policy

Human Foreign Policy

This article contains a description of sexual violence. Growing up trans in the restive Kashmir Valley, teenage Shoaib was faced with a choice she seemed pre

The United States recently named the Wagner Group as a significant transnational criminal organization. The designation sheds light on the growing influence of

The next round of annual UN climate talks, known as the Conference of Parties COP28, will be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in November 2023. Last month

Visibly shaken but undeterred, Amjad Khan, 40, a community leader from Khargone town in central India’s Madhya Pradesh state, narrated his painful tale. Kha

One calm evening last November, Kwaku Frimpong was heading to the premiere of Black Panther in Accra, Ghana’s capital city, when a policeman stopped their Ube

Orthodox Christmas was special this year for Anastasiia Alieksieieva. For one, Russia’s war against Ukraine has made religion — and therefore Christmas — a more central part of the 18-year-old college student’s spiritual life. But there was another reason too: a national political-religious schism in Ukraine’s Orthodox community, which

In 2022, The Institute of Agricultural Research, IAR Zaria, celebrated its 100th year in existence, making it one of the oldest agricultural institutions in Nig

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine nears its one-year mark, reporting from the conflict zone has become a rote cycle of casualty numbers, stark portraits of bom

It was an unusually sunny November day in Sevastopol, Crimea. Perched behind a great podium, Russian President Vladimir Putin prepared to deliver his celebrator

Olayinka’s choices for watching the 2022 World Cup live are few — he could buy a cable subscription on DSTV or buy a subscription on a streaming platform li

In 2010, Qatar became the first Middle Eastern country awarded the rights to host the 2022 World Cup. The winning bid drew global criticism over corruption, as

Nour hasn’t seen her husband Ahmed in over three years. “He is a civilian. He is innocent. He didn’t do anything. He is 57 years old,” she said. “Why d

One Thursday in early November 2022, Muhammed Ibrahim, 25, sat under a tarpaulin with some friends by the road in Idi-Araba. The community in Lagos — the West

There is currently a heated debate raging in the United States and Haiti centering on the possibility of a US-backed military intervention into the country. Hai