The Egyptian's time as Secretary General was marked by a casual indifference to genocide

The Democrat hopeful's legacy should be enough to turn off liberals, but many are happy to support her

Documenting how Iraqis coped when the hottest summer on record was coupled with extreme power shortages

The détente between Cuba and the United States has led to tens of thousands of Cubans attempting the risky journey through South America and Mexico to the U.S. - Cuban reporters for IWPR

The assassination of the former spy in London was a message that enemies of the Kremlin are not safe anywhere

Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan’s The Red Web describes the evolution of surveillance in Russia, from the photocopier to the internet. They spoke to Little Atoms about the history and future of technology and freedom

Hacking, viruses, denial-of-service...all seem fair game in the modern world of conflict. It's time we drew up some rules of engagement

We can't defend liberalism by locking people up for hate speech

A new wave of international volunteers is flocking to Kurdish territory in Rojava, Syria to play their part in building a new society. Here, one young British activist tells of his reasons for travelling to join the revolution, and what he saw when he got there