How the elite police force RAB terrorizes the people of Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s RAB, once backed by the West, faces insider claims of murder, torture, and abductions.
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Ping-Pong against Parkinson’s
Silke Kind eases Parkinson’s symptoms through table tennis, as support programs grow across Germany.
Returning colonial looted art to its countries of origin
Colonial looted art is being returned, but disputes grow: Nigeria’s Benin bronzes spark questions of justice, ownership, and reparations, while…
Joseph Alexander: A Holocaust survivor’s story of resilience
At 100, Holocaust survivor Joseph Alexander keeps alive the memory of his murdered family, lecturing worldwide to ensure the atrocities…
Satellite trash – The dark side of the space boom
Growing satellite debris threatens space safety, but new cleanup technologies like drag sails offer solutions.
Nuremberg trials: Benjamin Ferencz’s battle for justice
Benjamin Ferencz, last Nuremberg prosecutor, died at 103; his legacy shaped the International Criminal Court.
Climate change – Averting catastrophe
Global CO₂ emissions have surged 60% in 30 years, but activists worldwide pursue solutions — from cooling buildings and green…
Transgender in Pakistan
Trans people in Pakistan face poverty and stigma, but safe centers offer support and community.
Colombia: Calling Siloé home
In Cali’s stigmatized barrio Siloé, residents fight prejudice through art, history, and community pride.
Catalan independence
Catalonia’s independence push, stalled since the 2017 referendum, still divides society, fueling Spanish nationalism while some call for dialogue and…