Saudi nationals living in the United States have varying reactions to the modernizing changes currently being enacted in Saudi Arabia by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, write Paige Smith and Homoud Al Homoud.

In looking for solutions to the Rohingya crisis beyond daily survival, the underlying decisions of regional and international governments need to be brought to light, writes Jackson Stephens.

On this second anniversary, what has happened and continues to happen to the Rohingya must be acknowledged for what it is: genocide, writes Ann Durbin.

The more clearly we begin to think of climate change as a threat to the habitat in which we live, the less tenable we will find the old presumption of a stark distinction between animal welfare and human rights, which has huge implications for policy makers, writes Lauren Nicole Core.