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The Hiroshima Effect

Seventy-five years after the first nuclear bomb fell, we are grateful it hasn’t happened again, mystified it didn’t, and terrified it still might.

Essay |

Michael Hirsh

Beirut’s Deadly Blast Reignites Anger Against Lebanon’s Ruling Elite

Lebanese people, rocked by a massive port explosion, are fed up with incompetence.

Dispatch |

Rebecca Collard

What’s Next for TikTok?

The confused U.S. policy over the Chinese-owned app exemplifies the challenges of decoupling in a globalized world.

China Brief |

James Palmer

Kashmiris Lament the Loss of Their Youth

While much of India opened up to the world after the country’s 1991 reforms, Kashmir instead became the world’s most militarized zone. A generation of young people have suffered.

Argument |

Raksha Kumar

Tim Hirschel-Burns

Tim Hirschel-Burns is a J.D. Candidate at Yale Law School.

Stories by Tim Hirschel-Burns

Malaria May Still Be 2020’s Biggest Killer

Argument |

Tim Hirschel-Burns

June 12, 2020, 1:18 PM

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Tim Hirschel-Burns

Malaria May Still Be 2020’s Biggest Killer

The Hiroshima Effect

Beirut’s Deadly Blast Reignites Anger Against Lebanon’s Ruling Elite

What’s Next for TikTok?

Kashmiris Lament the Loss of Their Youth

Kashmir’s Year of Hopelessness