There has been no justice rendered for the massacres of 1984.

Narendra Modi’s use of the 2002 Gujarat violence in electoral campaigning is not an isolated case.

A jittery UK government reveals itself before potential claims of former victims of the empire’s brutality.

The latest presidential nomination casts doubt on the selection process used to fill the position.

What did the world’s media leave out in reporting this scientific breakthrough?

The shameful history of the island’s local populations’ expulsion continues to hang heavily over the UK and the US.

Polling data shows that many people – from Libya to South Asia – are wary of democratic systems.

Reforms in the 19th century placed women so squarely in the foreground and yet achieved little for them, long-term.

Like her father, Aung San Suu Kyi is a political realist grounded in her nation’s history.

An author discusses her new book about the historical narratives of the 1971 civil war that broke up East Pakistan.