Upon consider the past year, a assortment of outstanding feature-length articles emerges. Such narratives probe multifaceted topics including geopolitical intrigue and scientific discoveries to deeply human journeys.
A Puzzling Writer and the Soul of a Nation
A certain Russian novelist became known in the nineties with biting satires on autocratic rule. Although several of his writer peers have faced censorship or fled the nation, he still sell vast numbers of copies. This prompts a key question: Has he evolved into an supporter for the regime?
Survival and Complicity in the Syrian Devastating Conflict
The tale of Mustafa, who at 18 was informed that his only route out of prison was to enlist in the regime forces. After fourteen long years, his former role as one of Assad's fighters might now get him killed.
A Acrimonious Feud Over Humanity's Ancient Origins
The unearthing of ancient remains in the Chadian desert in the early 2000s was proclaimed as completely changing the narrative of our human race. Yet, some scholars was persuaded. The ensuing heated controversy has taken over the careers of paleoanthropologists ever since.
The British Sect That Operated in Plain Sight
One woman was only a young girl when her family became part of the Jesus Fellowship. As an adult, she played a key role in uncover the shocking extent of mistreatment it had carried out.
The Prime Minister's Curious Stance on Human Rights
A great many followers expected that the former human rights lawyer would renew the UK's dedication to human rights. However, the track record over the past year has been notably inconsistent.
Shattering a Nation's Myth
A film tracking a remorseful master criminal as she ensnares unscrupulous individuals with hidden cameras poses difficult questions: Is this person truly a new person, and is the director's true methods?
The Person Who Remediates Britain's Darkest Scenes
From murder scenes to biological waste, Ben Giles has encountered – and restored – everything. In their stickiest moments, individuals rely on him to bring back order.
Will an Renowned Institution Weather an "Omni-Crisis"?
Beset by colonial controversy, precarious funding and the discovery of an internal thief, Britain's premier museum is in deep trouble. The challenge remains: Is it possible to repair its reputation?
Beyond "Morning Sickness": The Torture of Severe Condition
Called hyperemesis gravidarum and once labeled 'pernicious vomiting' by the 19th century, this illness has long been without an effective medical solution – up until possibly now.
The Ghost of Extremism in Modern Politics
A violent extremist and pioneer of hate, Meir Kahane died a marginalized pariah thirty-five years ago. In the present day, his ideology influence the highest echelons of government.
The English Professional With a Dishonest Side
With his keen mind and sterling background, it's no surprise that affluent clients entrusted him with their fortunes. Then they began to become uneasy.
The Tiny Nation That Became the Global Diplomatic Hub
An astonishingly rich Gulf state has become a key actor on the world stage, working to solve some of the most intractable conflicts. Which factors are behind this unprecedented endeavor?
A Inside Look at a Leader Gearing Up for Global Battle
Extremely unpopular at domestically, President Macron thrives on the world arena, where he presents himself as the statesman best placed to handle a particular former American leader. 7 years after their previous meeting, a writer accompanied him as he readied himself for the summit.
During the Court Case of a Heartbreaking Story
What led to the child of an aristocrat find herself at the Old Bailey with her companion, facing charges with killing their newborn infant?
The Dismantling of a Global Aid Organization: Far From Universal Regret
When actions were made to wind down a major US aid agency, many around the globe were surprised. But on the ground in a West African nation, this most recent disappointment was far from unforeseen.
A Disturbing 1960s Study on Indian Women
When details about a scientific study in the 1960s came to light, there was widespread anxiety. But the full truth of the events remains partially unclear.
The "Genius" of the Online Economy
He's endured 24 hours in a vat of goo, 48 hours underground – and showered vast amounts of money to lucky participants. But are these videos simply incredibly clever clickbait – or acts of avant garde brilliance?
Existence in a Nation Threatened by the Encroaching Ocean
With sea levels rising, much of this Pacific island nation's people is grappling with the prospect that their home may soon become uninhabitable. The critical question is: Where are they going to go?
A Tragic Story of Youth Destitution
As I met a young boy he was 13 and homeless. I still thought his life could turn around. I was devastatingly wrong.
The Global Artificial Intelligence Competition and a Key Defection
In the recent past, after spending decades in the United States, Song-Chun Zhu took a permanent move to his home country. Now, he could hold the key to who wins the global AI race.
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