Oct 21, 2018

Day of Violence in Kashmir Claims High Death, Injury Toll

Day of Violence in Kashmir Claims High Death, Injury Toll

Film review: 'Asimetris' - New Mandala

Film review: 'Asimetris' - New Mandala

Ambush in Philippines Kills Farmers Occupying Plantation Land - The New York Times

Ambush in Philippines Kills Farmers Occupying Plantation Land - The New York Times: Nine were fatally shot, and three bodies burned, after seeking the redistribution of sugar cane land as part of agrarian reform.

The man who has eaten at more than 7,300 Chinese restaurants, but can’t use chopsticks and doesn’t care for food | Post Magazine | South China Morning Post

The man who has eaten at more than 7,300 Chinese restaurants, but can’t use chopsticks and doesn’t care for food | Post Magazine | South China Morning Post

Opinion | Fear of a Black Continent - The New York Times

Opinion | Fear of a Black Continent - The New York Times: Why European elites are worrying about African babies.

Inside Myanmar's open-air prisons - CNN Video

Inside Myanmar's open-air prisons - CNN Video: Nearly 130,000 Rohingya have been living in squalid refugee camps in Myanmar's Rakhine State since 2012. Those living there tell CNN's Matt Rivers it's like living in an open-air prison.

Norway Apologizes, 70 Years Later, to Women Who Had Relationships With WWII Germans - The New York Times

Norway Apologizes, 70 Years Later, to Women Who Had Relationships With WWII Germans - The New York Times: The women, and their offspring, were punished and mistreated after Norway was liberated following World War II, and some were forced into exile.

12 Authors Write About the Libraries They Love - The New York Times

12 Authors Write About the Libraries They Love - The New York Times: The message here: A library is much more than its books.

Down With the Year of the Woman - The New York Times

Down With the Year of the Woman - The New York Times

Why Southeast Asia and Australia’s Coral Reefs Became So Rich in Species - The New York Times

Why Southeast Asia and Australia’s Coral Reefs Became So Rich in Species - The New York Times

Was Interracial Love Possible in the Days of Slavery? Descendants of One Couple Think So - The New York Times

Was Interracial Love Possible in the Days of Slavery? Descendants of One Couple Think So - The New York Times: A box of 500 photographs, most of them black and white and in near-pristine condition, chronicle a family tree full of love and contradictions.

Migrant Caravan Continues North, Defying Mexico and U.S. - The New York Times

Migrant Caravan Continues North, Defying Mexico and U.S. - The New York Times: Thousands of undocumented migrants defied orders by Mexican authorities to register. They are part of an even larger group that traveled from Honduras.

Miscarrying at Work: The Physical Toll of Pregnancy Discrimination - The New York Times

Miscarrying at Work: The Physical Toll of Pregnancy Discrimination - The New York Times: Women in strenuous jobs lost their pregnancies after employers denied their requests for light duty, even ignoring doctors’ notes, an investigation by The New York Times has found.

‘Transgender’ Could Be Defined Out of Existence Under Trump Administration - The New York Times

‘Transgender’ Could Be Defined Out of Existence Under Trump Administration - The New York Times: The Trump administration is considering a legal definition of gender as immutable and fixed at birth, the most drastic in a series of moves against transgender people.

In Seattle, classic Scandinavian cuisine makes a comeback - The Washington Post

In Seattle, classic Scandinavian cuisine makes a comeback - The Washington Post

Dockets, ratings and ‘tips’: How Harvard admissions selects a student - The Washington Post

Dockets, ratings and ‘tips’: How Harvard admissions selects a student - The Washington Post: A federal trial has lifted the curtains on Harvard’s admissions process. Here is what we've learned.

Can these descendants of enslaved Africans save their unique culture? - The Washington Post

Can these descendants of enslaved Africans save their unique culture? - The Washington Post: Known as the Gullah Geechee, they’re struggling to preserve their traditions in the face of development.

Taiwan train accident: At least 18 killed, 168 injured after Puyuma train derails in Yilan - The Washington Post

Taiwan train accident: At least 18 killed, 168 injured after Puyuma train derails in Yilan - The Washington Post: The wreck kills at least 18 and injures more than 170 others.

An election that goes way beyond policy issues - The Washington Post

An election that goes way beyond policy issues - The Washington Post: It's about the moral rot

Thousands of Canada’s indigenous children died in church-run boarding schools. Where are they buried? - The Washington Post

Thousands of Canada’s indigenous children died in church-run boarding schools. Where are they buried? - The Washington Post: Nearly 150,000 children were forcibly sent away to be assimilated, a practice that has been deemed “cultural genocide.”

Grammarly: Free Writing Assistant

Grammarly: Free Writing Assistant

Indonesian policewomen measured through 'purity and beauty', subjected to virginity testing - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Indonesian policewomen measured through 'purity and beauty', subjected to virginity testing - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation): Women looking to become police officers in Indonesia are reported to have to undergo an invasive virginity test and be pretty as a part of the recruitment process.

Thailand immigrant crackdown eyes 'dark-skinned people'

Thailand immigrant crackdown eyes 'dark-skinned people'

Muslims forced to drink alcohol and eat pork in China’s ‘re-education’ camps, former inmate claims | The Independent

Muslims forced to drink alcohol and eat pork in China’s ‘re-education’ camps, former inmate claims | The Independent

“Trump Never Handles Anything Right”: The President Is Acting Like Saudi Arabia’s Lawyer in the Khashoggi Affair | The New Yorker

“Trump Never Handles Anything Right”: The President Is Acting Like Saudi Arabia’s Lawyer in the Khashoggi Affair | The New Yorker

Marchers from all over UK arrive for biggest march in decades for People's Vote on final Brexit deal

Marchers from all over UK arrive for biggest march in decades for People's Vote on final Brexit deal

Jakarta in Indonesia: A million metropolis sinks in the sea - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Jakarta in Indonesia: A million metropolis sinks in the sea - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Malaysia bans waste imports as Australia battles recycling crisis

Malaysia bans waste imports as Australia battles recycling crisis

China Blocks Construction of Border Market Office in Muse – Network Media Group

China Blocks Construction of Border Market Office in Muse – Network Media Group

Not Muslim Enough – Beyond The Hijab

Not Muslim Enough – Beyond The Hijab