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Medical personnel and human rights groups say pro-government forces are carrying out sexual abuse in Ethiopia’s Tigray region.
Analysts say the military takeover threatens an internationally backed peace process aimed at ending ethnic insurgencies.
Myanmar’s civilian leader made a Faustian bargain with the army for political gain, critics say. It ended with her detention in Monday’s coup.
The presence of women in India’s biggest mass movement in years reflects profound opposition to a slate of agriculture reforms.
Activists see a double standard in social media companies’ response to the Capitol attack and their tolerance for violent rhetoric abroad.
Doubts surrounding a homegrown vaccine are among the challenges facing India’s effort to vaccinate 300 million people in six months.
In foreign capitals, the violence was seen as an ugly coda to a presidency that bludgeoned democratic norms and embraced autocrats.
The family of Wanchalearm Satsaksit, the latest Thai democracy activist to disappear from exile, is waging a lonely search for justice.
Poor countries face long waits for injections as the U.S. and others buy up nearly all the global supply of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
