A generation’s fight for identity A photographer speaks to R&K about identity among the Madhesis, Nepal’s marginalized community that has had to fight for the same rights and representation as the rest of the country.
The rise of Brazil’s far‑right Journalist Carol Pires talks about why ultra-conservative congressman Jair Bolsonaro has growing a following and what it means for Brazil.
Celebrating the Resurrection of a Santa Fe Breakfast Institution (that doesn’t serve toast) This is where Santa Fe goes for breakfast.
A tale about the World Cup, empanadas, and obsession in Argentina Whatever crime and matching inflation rates happen outside, all is forgotten watching the perfect green field.
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Eclipse: A Q&A with Sagar Chhetri A photographer speaks to R&K about the issue of identity among the Madhesis, Nepal's marginalized community that has had to continually fight for equal rights and representation as the rest of the country. Read More
India’s Supreme Court decriminalizes homosexuality. What comes next? India’s Supreme Court just ruled that homosexuality is no longer illegal. This is good news, but the battle isn’t over.
Can a military base become a tourism hub? Sazan is the paranoia, secrecy, and militarism of Albania’s dictatorial past in reinforced concrete and iron. It’s also a gorgeous island that could boost the country’s economy.
Pastries in West London, One Year and One Day After the Grenfell Tower fire One year after the deadly Grenfell Tower fire in West London, locals unite in grief—and action.
R&K Insider: Let’s talk about Brazil This week on Roads & Kingdoms, we’re diving into the upcoming elections in Brazil: Catherine Osborn writes about black women running for office in the wake of a city councilwoman’s murder, and Carol Pires talks about the rise of far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro.
Drown your travel disappointments in fresh trout The volcano wasn’t on our side that day, but at least the trout didn’t fail us.
Crimes Against Speyside Whisky in Baghdad I’d seen people ruin good malts with regular mixers like Coke or tonic. But lager?
Just a great Somali food spot near San Diego State University “You would not expect it to be a place to eat and you will probably drive right by it.”
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