Kevin Ramatsi, an 11th grader from South Africa, says corruption takes children away from schooling. “Gangsterism, violence and […]
Category Archive: The Review
In the Xinjiang region of China, millions of Uyghur Muslims are being forced to denounce their religion and […]
If Germany, the largest economy in the Eurozone by more than $1 trillion, is the engine of European […]
An archaeologist stumbles home with some friends after a night at the bar celebrating a recently published study. […]
The GM strike, beginning in September of 2019, is set to be the largest strike of the past […]
The United States’ reputation as a pillar of international humanitarian efforts is in danger. Despite its fluctuating political […]
On August 7, 1930 in a small Indiana town called Marion, Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith were lynched […]
(This piece is inspired by a podcast episode produced by UPenn Center for the Study of Contemporary China, […]
On September 1, 2019, nearly 100 civilians died in Saudi Arabia’s deadliest attack of the year — an […]
The surge in the success of right-wing populists has been one of the biggest political developments of this […]
The civil unrest that burst on June 9, when over one million people took to the streets, has […]
When mentioned, Singapore conjures up the image of the perfect city. Unbelievably clean and safe, the tiny island […]
While the Amazon forest fires take center stage in environmental reporting, the fires that annually engulf the Southeast […]
In the American criminal justice system, more than 90 percent of all criminal charges are resolved through plea […]
Joyce and Marcus sit down with Alex Chow, Berkeley graduate student and famous leader of the Hong Kong […]
Going to college has never been as popular in Vietnam as it is now. The number of students […]
Is China Trying to Conquer the World?
BPR writers Marcus Tan & Abdullah Khan discuss the Belt and Road, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, and China’s […]
Are Democrats Dumping Charters?
Leila Hooshyar and Tara Madhav Discuss the Changing Debate Around Charter Schools within the Democratic Party