Voices
The G7 Upheld Vaccine Apartheid. Officials From the “Global South” Are Pushing Back.
A summit of government ministers is trying to tackle the inequities of Covid-19 vaccine distribution that could cost millions of lives.
World
Israel's New Leaders Won't Stop "Death to Arabs" Chants, but They Will Feel Bad About Them
Israel's "change coalition" facilitated, then criticized, a Jewish supremacist rally in East Jerusalem, where Palestinians were threatened by racists and assaulted by the police.
The Coronavirus Crisis
The Vaccine Divide
"Why should the knowledge that is required to end the pandemic be kept secret?"
Tools for Repression in Myanmar Expose Gap Between EU Tech Investment and Regulation
Europe is developing phone-cracking technology with a company that has exported to authoritarian regimes.
European Soccer Stars Refuse to Yield to Racist Fans Who Jeer Them for Taking a Knee
Young athletes who represent increasingly multiracial European nations insist on taking a knee to protest racism.
As Salvadoran Leaders Tout a Safer Country, More People Are Going Missing
More than three people disappeared each day in El Salvador during the first four months of this year, a marked increase over 2020.
Bolsonaro Ramps Up Crackdown on Dissent With Tough Brazil Election Looming
From a dictatorship-era law to his campaign against the press, Brazil’s far-right president is ready to use his whole arsenal.
The War on Immigrants
The Biden Administration Is Routinely Sending Mexican Children Back to Danger, Report Finds
While the administration vowed to end Trump’s practice of expelling unaccompanied minors, the practice persists for children from Mexico.
In the Least Wired Country on Earth, U.S. Military Asks Airstrike Victims to File Complaints Online
Leaflets convinced many Somali militants to switch sides, but America is less interested in hearing from people hurt by its drones.
Secret Brazil Archive
House Democrats Want Answers About U.S. Role in Disgraced Brazil Corruption Probe
The now-disgraced Car Wash probe overthrew Brazil’s political order — and 23 House Democrats want to know how the Justice Department was involved.