Refuge | Stories from the Syrian refugee crisis
Reporter Kevin Sullivan and photographer Linda Davidson traveled to Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon to report on the Syrian refugee crisis, one of the largest forced migrations of people since World War II. Their goal was to document the size and complexity of the crisis, showing its effects on the lives of individual refugees as well as the lasting impacts on the countries hosting them. Here are the stories.
The New Mexicans
The middle class is becoming a majority in Mexico, where dramatic demographic changes are taking place.
Afghan Legacy
What U.S. forces are leaving behind in Afghanistan after more than a decade of war.
The Permanent War
Evolving U.S. counterterrorism policies and practice of targeted killing.
Red Nobility
In a society rooted in egalitarianism, the families of top Communist Party officials wield increasing clout.
New Arab Order
As longtime leaders have fallen, Islamists are rising to new prominence.
Power Grab: China’s quest for energy
Already the world's biggest energy user, China is scouring the globe for even more coal, oil and natural gas.
Uncharted Revolt: Portraits from the Arab upheaval
The transformation underway across the Middle East is also transforming individual lives.
Continental Shift
How deep cuts in government spending are transforming Europe as it grapples with debt.
Combat Generation
How a decade at war is changing the U.S. military.
The Other Superpower
Exploring China’s interactions with and effect on the world.
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