1843 magazine
Israel
Inside the volunteer hunt for Israel’s hostages
Frustrated by the government’s response, grassroots organisations are springing up
Gaza
Hamas’s deadly “phantom”: the man behind the attacks
Muhammad Deif transformed the militant group from a cluster of terror cells into a force capable of invading Israel
Israel
How one kibbutz defended itself from Hamas
Hundreds were saved. But a group of Gazan farmers died in the battle
Argentina
Sex guru, cosplayer, economist: will Javier Milei be Argentina’s next president?
He has unorthodox ideas for reviving the economy. But his pugnacity and embrace of the far-right may do further damage to the country
Gaza
People in Gaza hate the night. All they can see are explosions
Palestinians hide in the darkness, waiting for a ground offensive
Israel
“It’s an Anne Frank situation”: an Israeli professor hides from Hamas
I barricaded myself in my safe room and struggled to comprehend what was going on
Texas
Abortion bans in America are corroding some doctors’ souls
Limits on treatment for pregnant women could put physicians at risk of moral injury
Ukraine
An autistic Ukrainian boy lived by routine. Then the Russians upended his world
Under occupation, no one has an ordinary life
Technology
Who moved my chips? Life in an AI entrepreneurs’ houseshare
In Cerebral Valley in San Francisco, the next generation of tech billionaires is optimising its lifestyle
Eritrea
The surprising triumph of “Africa’s Kim Jong Un”
Eritrea’s Mao-reading president used to seem like a relic. Now Issaias Afwerki is on a roll
Russia
It’s not the drone strikes that are hurting Moscow, it’s the traffic jams
Ukraine’s campaign has caused limited damage, but Muscovites are finding it harder to get about
Education
The secrets to sorority admission? Perfect highlights and an image consultant
Parents are paying thousands to help their daughters beat the competition