Highway to Hell

Rolling Stone

The $300 million Kabul-Kandahar road was meant to be a symbol of the new Afghanistan. Today it reveals everything that has gone wrong in America’s longest war.

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The Betrayal of the Kurds

Rolling Stone

On the ground in northern Syria in the perilous weeks after Trump’s military withdrawal.

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America’s Longest War Takes a Deadly New Turn

Rolling Stone

Under the Trump administration, the U.S. military has ramped up a reckless air war that is killing Afghan civilians in record numbers.

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The Deadliest Crossing

Rolling Stone

With no better options amid Trump's border crackdown, migrants are taking their chances with Arizona’s perilous Sonoran Desert.

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The Survivors of the Rohingya Genocide

Rolling Stone

An investigation into Myanmar's state-orchestrated murder of thousands of Rohingya Muslims — and the second tragedy unfolding in the refugee camps.

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State of Fear

National Geographic

As migrants flee the decimated Central American nation, changes in the United States could send thousands back into the chaos.

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Kingdom of Women

Marie Claire

In the legendary foothills of southwestern China, the Mosuo uphold one of the world’s last matrilineal societies. As tourists flock to the region in larger numbers, bringing their money and clashing values with them, can female-first traditions endure?

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Among Mountains and Martyrs

Outside Magazine

The Kurdish region of Iraq is home to spectacular peaks, wild rivers, and fiercely hospitable people, and it could be the Middle East’s next big adventure tourism destination. But there’s one small catch: it’s still dangerous as hell.

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Warlords and Horsemen

Outside Magazine

In buzkashi, Afghanistan’s violent and ancient national pastime, riders battle for control of an animal corpse that they carry toward a goal. Sixteen years after the U.S.-led invasion that ousted the Taliban, the sport is dominated by rival warlords who will do anything to maintain power in a turbulent country that once again is up for grabs.

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A Terrifying Journey Through the World's Most Dangerous Jungle

Outside Magazine

Tracking migrants across the Darién Gap, one of the most harrowing treks on earth.

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Ghosts of Rana Plaza

VQR

In Bangladesh, one year after the worst accident in the history of the garment industry, recovery remains a fragile process, justice seems elusive, and reform has a long way to go.

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60 Hours of Terror

VQR

The definitive account of the November 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai.

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Targeting the Shooters

The Guardian

A violent city in California convinces dangerous young men to behave.

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Bloodwood

National Geographic

Park rangers are fighting against long odds to protect Thailand's last stands of prized Siamese rosewood.

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Escape from Boko Haram

Marie Claire

The Islamic extremist group has terrorized Nigeria with a campaign of sexual violence. This is the story of kidnapped girls who escaped. 

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Irrawaddy Daze

VQR

A trip on a barge down Burma's river highway.

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Ice Cream, Socialized

The Guardian

Waiting for sweet rapture at Coppelia, Cuba’s ice cream cathedral.

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Correspondent’s Diary: Afghanistan

The Economist

In the badlands of Helmand province, US Marines are bedeviled by Taliban tactics that keep evolving in step with the counter-insurgency.

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A Year after the Bangladesh Collapse: What Hasn’t Changed

The Washington Post

American and European retailers promised to insist on better conditions in the factories they buy from. But they still have a long way to go.

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These Aren’t Refugee Camps, They’re Concentration Camps, and People are Dying in Them

TIME 

Confined to squalid camps, Burma's persecuted Rohingya are slowly succumbing to starvation, despair and disease. Some are calling it a crime against humanity.

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