It takes a lot of confidence to write a cookbook covering all aspects of Chinese cuisine. But that's exactly what Kei Lum Chan and his wife have done.

Foreign Policy magazine writer and former Pentagon official Rosa Brooks says "alt-right" internet trolls attacked her after she published a column criticizing Donald Trump.

Memories of their country are sometimes triggered by songs. And the memories they bring up can be bittersweet, or sometimes just bitter.

Thirty years ago a new music genre appeared in record stores. But do we even need it anymore?

The sculpture that later became the Statue of Liberty was meant to represent a woman in Arab dress, standing at the entrance to the Suez Canal.

Ghaith Abdul-Ahad was born in Baghdad but used to visit Mosul with his family frequently. Today, Mosul is nothing like what Abdul-Ahad remembers.

Without a nation of their own, the Kurds have been fighting oppression for centuries, all the way to the present day. In fact, Kurdish Peshmerga soldiers are key forces right now in the battle against ISIS. But Kurdish history — a story of persecution, war and resilience — is largely untold. A new museum would help change that.

Each week on The World, we feature a unique selection of music, and every week we put together the highlights for you here.

Back in the 1960s, there were fewer than 10 lion dancer troupes participating in the Lunar New Year parade in New York's China. Today it’s more like 40 or 50.

Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. It marks the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp. But the day isn't just about World War II. It also recognizes Rwanda, Cambodia and Darfur — other genocides. PRI's The World's Marco Werman remembers the day.