Reportage

by John Harold Giraldo Herrera

May 1, 2013

A haunting portrait of María Isabel who writes poems to the murdered Colombians whose bodies float past her ranch on the banks of the Cauca River.

Djibouti: Silence Kills!

by Abdourahman Waberi, Ali Deberkale, Dimitri Verdonck

French media ignores the turbulence in Djibouti in the aftermath of elections while continuing to retain its largest foreign military base t

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Iraq: In the War's Shadow

by Anne Nivat

French journalist and Warscapes advisor Anne Nivat returns to Iraq with her reporter's notebook and a film crew, and meets Iraqi gay an

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Raise a Glass...

by Kate Bartlett

A beer-, rum- and vodka-soaked send-off in Kabul's green zone...

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Letter from Cairo: Holding the Square

by Moustafa Bayoumi

A Muslim Brother in the image of Mubarak? Morsi stands accused in Tahir-point-two...

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An Uncertain Return

by Austin Merrill

Unity and discord as the refugee convoys return; with moonshine and lemons on the Liberian-Ivorian border...

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An Ethiopian Spring?

By Eskinder Nega

On the year anniversary of Eskinder Nega's arbitrary imprisonment, his riveting account of the Ethiopian regime's final warning...

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The Beginning of the End?

by Carsten Stormer

Carsten Stormer gauges the Syrian rebellion in motion from inside rebel cells operating in Syria's northwest.

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Syria's Kurds Quietly Consolidating

by Benjamin Hiller

Kurdish activists in Syria launch a long-planned breakout strategy amid the country's chaos...

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Everybody Wants a Drone!

by Michael Bronner

Dronemakers are dreaming of big contracts and a vast civilian market at the Paris arms bazaar...

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Yemen's Waves of Displaced

by Kafa Al-Hashli

Kafa Al-Hashli personalizes Yemen's displacement crisis in the wake of the war on terror...

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Not a Click Away: Joseph Kony in the Real World

by Dinaw Mengestu

Dinaw Mengestu tells of meeting Joseph Kony and all that's wrong with #Kony2012.

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The last thing I told Rémi

by Gert Van Langendonck

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We Live in Fear of a Massacre

by Marie Colvin (1957 – February 22, 2012)

Marie Colvin's last piece from besieged Homs, Syria. With Gert Van Langendonck's memorial to photographer Rémi Ochlik.

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Qaddafi's Abattoir

by Saad Basir

Saad Basir shares a glimpse of the disorder and devastation lurking just beneath the surface in post-Qaddafi Libya.

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The Fog of War

by Anne Nivat

Anne Nivat allows the truth about Afghanistan to percolate by spending time with a family in Kandahar.

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