Analyzing a fake Kremlin video used to justify war with Ukraine
Evidence suggests Russia used a gruesome staged incident to justify its full-scale further invasion of Ukraine on February 24.
Putin’s poisons: 2018 attack on Sergei Skripal
This installment in a series looks at the Russian government's disinformation regarding its attempt to kill a former intelligence officer.
Jazz musicians advanced America’s civil rights
April is Jazz Appreciation Month. Listen to some of the music American jazz artists recorded before and during the civil rights movement.
Beijing reins in Hong Kong
The People's Republic of China is expanding its repression in Hong Kong, encroaching on freedoms it once promised to protect.
Putin’s poisons: 2017 attack in Syria
This installment in a series on Russia's role in chemical attacks on civilians worldwide takes a look at the 2017 sarin attack in Syria.
United with Ukraine [February-March 2022]
Check out our latest coverage of the developments in Ukraine and the U.S. response. This article will be updated on a rolling basis.
LGBTQI+ champions in South and Central Asia
Four activists lead efforts to protect the human rights of the LGBTQI+ community through art, litigation and public service
Voices of Ukraine: Oleksandr
In 2014, Oleksandr lost both arms and an eye in fighting the Russian military. He is still determined to defend his country.
Putin’s lies are a broken record [infographic]
The Russian government's disinformation campaign justifying its unprovoked attacks on Ukraine reprises some old Kremlin hits.