Fury and grief for Spaniards in fight to remove Franco's murdered victims from the Valley of the Fallen Relatives are denied dignity for the human remains of Franco's victims feature Isobel Cockerell
Kashmir’s vanishing newspaper archives In a long-troubled region of India, articles critical of the national government are being erased from the websites of local news outlets. Journalists believe that pressure from New Delhi is to blame dispatch Aakash Hassan
Letter from Germany: A strange and enduring love affair with the antebellum South Tucked away in a leafy area of Berlin, the Uncle Tom’s Cabin subway station may look like the last vestige of a national obsession with the darkest period of American history, but these ideas live on in other ways essay Erica Hellerstein
Memory in the age of impunity There were once ‘grand narratives’ that explained everything from the behavior of states to literature. The collapse of connected storylines calls for new thinking on what binds us, from Manila to Silicon Valley to Moscow essay Peter Pomerantsev
Refugee crossings and anti-immigrant sentiment spark a historical reckoning in an English seaside town Folkestone has become a frontline for the far-right — but some residents are fighting back by recalling its long tradition of welcoming refugees feature Isobel Cockerell
Mexican newsrooms fire opening salvo in fight against political disinformation Disinformation flooded Mexico’s 2018 presidential election. As the country’s midterms loom, journalists are teaming up to weed out fake news brief Erica Hellerstein
Irish anti-lockdown activists plan 'Easter Rising' protests Online coronavirus conspiracy theories are spreading as a result of pandemic fatigue brief Isobel Cockerell
Capitol insurrection captured, and then erased on social media Now that every aspect of life is uploaded to the internet, tech companies get to choose which parts of the past are fit to preserve feature Isobel Cockerell
Drawing borders on a map leads to charges of treason A 30-year-old tug of war over a sliver of territory has led to a flood of disinformation ahead of a fiercely contested parliamentary vote in Georgia dispatch Giorgi Lomsadze
Hindu nationalists rewrite history in India's classrooms Revisions to school textbooks and curriculums reinforce Hindu nationalist perspectives dispatch Gautama Mehta
Pop stars, sex and communism: the story behind an East German youth magazine Run by the state, Neues Leben sought to inspire a new generation of socialists dispatch Josephine Hüetlin
Putin’s liberal foes reject Black Lives Matter Racial reckoning is bypassing Russia, where liberal elites have long ignored discrimination within their own borders essay Karina Orlova
Hungary's assault on education is a blow to the EU By throwing a research university out of the country, Viktor Orbán’s government seeks to create a generation of conservative citizens rooted in traditional values dispatch Hope Reese
No place for Tiananmen vigil in China's new Hong Kong Days after China moved to enact new security laws, Hong Kong’s police refused permission for an annual vigil honoring the victims of the Tiananmen Square protests dispatch Antony Dapiran
