On Wednesday October 16, 2024, environmentalist and award-winning contributor Bill McKibben and renowned political scientist and author Rhiana Gunn-Wright

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The Sri Lankan Left in Power | Tisaranee Gunasekara | The New York Review of Books

Sri Lanka knows political turbulence. The island nation has survived, among other calamities, a twenty-five-year civil war, two insurrections, and In the aftermath of a protracted economic crisis and a historic popular struggle, a left-wing party has come to power. Can it address the country’s deep-rooted structural issues?

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Homage to Kharkiv | Timothy Garton Ash | The New York Review of Books

The day I arrived in Kharkiv, a ninety-four-year-old woman was burned alive there by a Russian glide bomb. Her daughter had to order a DNA test to confirm

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Mirror Issues: How the President Reflects the State of the Nation | Hari Kunzru, Jacqueline Rose, Patricia Williams| The New York Review of Books

In the third installment of The New York Review of Books’s series of online events on the 2024 presidential election, held on October 17, 2024,

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Mirror Issues: How the President Reflects the State of the Nation | Hari Kunzru, Jacqueline Rose, Patricia Williams| The New York Review of Books

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