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Protests Spread to Kuwait Over Rights of Stateless Photo by Yasser al-Zayyat/AFP/Getty

Protests Spread to Kuwait Over Rights of Stateless

After half a century of lacking citizenship, Kuwait's 100,000 undocumented residents are demanding equality

Christina Koningisor Feb 19, 2011

At the End of Mubarak's Reign, a Look Back to the Beginning AP

At the End of Mubarak's Reign, a Look Back to the Beginning

News analyses of Mubarak from 1981 seem both prescient and flawed

Christina Koningisor Feb 13, 2011

South Sudan's Secession Vote: What it Means Among the Diaspora in the U.S.

Ater Ater, a 19-year old with a hockey player's build, drops into a threadbare seat at the back of his high school auditorium in Portland, Maine. Not…

Christina Koningisor Dec 1, 2010

Out of Africa: Where the Trouble for the Diamond Trade Is Now

Christina Koningisor Aug 5, 2010

Naomi Campbell's War Crimes Testimony: A Primer Wikimedia Commons

Naomi Campbell's War Crimes Testimony: A Primer

A primer on the British model's upcoming war crimes testimony

Christina Koningisor Aug 3, 2010

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