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The Top Long-Form Articles of the Year: A Collection of Profound Journalism

Upon consider the past year, a selection of remarkable in-depth articles shines. Such narratives explore intricate themes from geopolitical machinations and historical revelations to deeply human stories.

A Enigmatic Novelist and the Moral Fabric of a Country

A certain Russian novelist rose to fame in the 1990s with scathing critiques on power. Whereas several of his literary peers have encountered suppression or left the country, he continues to move millions of copies. This prompts a key question: Has the author become an supporter for the establishment?

Survival and Complicity in the Syrian Devastating Conflict

The account of a young man, who at 18 was given an ultimatum that his sole path to escape prison was to join the government forces. Following fourteen long years, his history as one of the Syrian leader's soldiers could now cost him his life.

The Acrimonious Dispute Over Our Ancient Beginnings

The finding of ancient bones in the Chadian sands in 2001 was proclaimed as completely re-writing the narrative of our human race. Yet, a faction was persuaded. The ensuing intense scholarly debate has dominated the careers of paleoanthropologists ever since.

A British Religious Group That Hid in Plain Sight

Philippa Barnes was just a child when her family became part of the a religious community. As an grown woman, she helped reveal the shocking breadth of exploitation it had carried out.

The Leader's Unexpected Record on Human Rights

Numerous followers expected that the former human rights lawyer would renew the the nation's dedication to human rights. But, the record over the first year in office has been notably inconsistent.

Shattering a Nation's Myth

A documentary following a repentant master criminal as she sets up corrupt clients with hidden cameras poses difficult queries: Is she genuinely a new person, and what are the director's true intentions?

A Person Who Remediates Britain's Most Difficult Stains

From murder scenes to whale blubber, Ben Giles has seen – and restored – everything. In their darkest moments, families depend on him to restore normalcy.

Can an Famous Institution Survive an "Multifaceted Crisis"?

Plagued by restitution claims, strained funding and the revelation of an insider theft, Britain's leading museum is in a major crisis. The challenge remains: Is it possible to restore its reputation?

Beyond "Morning Sickness": The Suffering of Severe Condition

Referred to as a severe form of pregnancy sickness and once labeled 'dangerous sickness' by the Victorians, this illness has long been without an effective treatment remedy – up until possibly now.

The Spectre of Extremism in Contemporary Politics

A militant fanatic and pioneer of bigotry, a rabbi died a marginalized pariah 35 years ago. In the present day, his ideas shape the highest levels of the state.

The English Professional With a Fraudulent Secret

With his keen intellect and impeccable credentials, it's little wonder that affluent individuals entrusted him with their fortunes. Then they started to become uneasy.

A Small Nation That Emerged as the Global Diplomatic Hub

An astonishingly rich country has transformed into a major actor on the international scene, striving to solve some of the most complex conflicts. What are behind this unprecedented project?

An Close-Up Look at a President Gearing Up for International Summitry

Extremely unpopular at home, the French leader enjoys the international stage, where he positions himself as the leader uniquely positioned to handle a certain former American leader. Seven years after their last encounter, a journalist accompanied him as he readied himself for the fray.

During the Court Case of a Heartbreaking Story

What led to the daughter of an wealthy family end up at the Old Bailey with her companion, charged with killing their newborn baby?

The End of a Global Aid Organization: Far From Widespread Regret

When efforts were made to wind down a prominent aid agency, many around the globe were shocked. But on the ground in a West African nation, this most recent betrayal was far from unexpected.

The Shocking 1960s Study on South Asian Mothers

When details about a medical study in the sixties became public, there was widespread outrage. But the exact nature of the events remains partially shrouded.

A "Master" of the Online Economy

He's endured a full day in slime, 48 hours buried alive – and given away enormous sums of money to selected participants. But are these productions simply incredibly savvy entertainment – or acts of avant garde brilliance?

Existence in a Country Endangered by the Rising Seas

With sea levels rising, much of this Pacific island nation's residents is facing the prospect that their islands may soon become uninhabitable. The urgent question is: Where are they supposed to relocate?

A Sorrowful Case of Youth Destitution

As I encountered Craig he was thirteen and homeless. I still hoped his life could change for the better. I was tragically mistaken.

A Global AI Competition and a Key Move

In the recent past, after spending half his life in the US, a leading AI scientist took a permanent move to China. Today, he could hold the answers to who wins the global AI race.

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Brandy Wiley

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