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Paris councillor Arash Derambarsh is taking his bold plan of turning trash into food to the world

Turkmenistan’s leader Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, who famously fell off a horse, is busy building his personality cult with a new statue of himself—riding a horse

Since 2008, Saeed Malekpour has been serving a life sentence in the infamous Evin prison after he says he was tortured into a false confession

Charles’s lobbying letters defend the toothfish and the badger cull. Do they also put the monarchy at risk?

The fall of Ramadi isn’t a disaster. It’s a chance to try and bridge Iraq’s sectarian divide.

The U.S. participates in a ritual that every other advanced democracy has abandoned and justice is rarely served

Adnan Khan explains why Hersh’s controversial story about the al Qaeda leader’s killing could be true—and demands our attention

Groups like Islamic State and al Qaeda operate like cults, and that’s why assassinating their leaders works

2015 is already shaping up to be the hottest year on record

For Americans looking to enter the booming, quasi-legal marijuana business, step one is pot class