This year marks the 405th anniversary of Cervantes’ death. The Instituto Cervantes in Shanghai has decided to honour the originality of Lin Shu’s translation
This next stage of the endless war will only lead to more suffering as new players jockey for position while the Taliban increases control
Members of the left-wing party Unidas Podemos explain their leader’s extraordinary decision to stand in Madrid’s regional elections in May
How racism, the media and local realities could shape the future of migration between China and Africa
The pandemic is having a profound impact on refugee protection globally. But is China doing enough?
Resistance to last month's military coup is doing away with the country's long-standing divisions of ethnicity, religion, domicile and occupation
The draconian measures taken in many Chinese cities to control the pandemic exacerbated the marginalisation of Black people
These are some of the bold and brave women who have taken to the streets to protest against the military coup and demand a return to democracy
Ambition drove the military’s coup. But long before that, the country’s deposed leader squandered many opportunities for real change
Biden’s first executive orders have done a lot, but he can’t order away all Trump’s cack-handed legacy – or silence the anger of neoliberalism’s losers.
