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Final Issue

The new caliphate

Sean Williams -
Last May two brothers claimed a Philippine city for ISIS. It was a horror centuries in the making: a fatal cocktail of failed politics, colonialism and global terror. Could it happen again?
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The longest journey home

Shola Lawal -
As many as one million migrants are being held against their will in Libya as hostages and slaves to armed gangs. Europe wants to keep it that way.
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Reasonable doubt

J. Malcolm Garcia -
The only witness has recanted. There is no physical evidence. Why is Rodney Lincoln still incarcerated for murder?

Coerced communities

Lewis Fried -
The contemporary fear of roundup echoes in the darkest chapter of our time.

In the shadow of Berta Cáceres

J. Malcolm Garcia -
Environmental activists in Honduras know there may be a bullet for them like there was for Berta. And they keep fighting.

The sacrificial generation

Laura Cesaretti -
Young refugees grew up in a globalized world but are being destroyed by ‘globalizing wars.’

The massacre at Tula Toli

Shafiur Rahman -
Survivors of ethnic cleansing in Myanmar are haunted and broken by what they’ve seen.

Daw Suu has nothing to say

Richie Koch -
An ethnic cleansing is happening in Myanmar, yet Aung San Suu Kyi—and the global community—remains silent.

My name is Deema Kashak

Sergio Olmos -
The Syrian civil war has displaced over 11 million people. This is the story of five of them.

Venezuela under siege

Johan Gonzalez -
A photojournalist recounts his country’s descent into division and dictatorship.

The tyranny of patriotism

Deborah Johnstone -
How despots use language to seduce and subdue the population

The people vs. Nicolás Maduro

Richie Koch -
How chavismo brought Venezuela to ruin

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