Bangladesh: Between monsoon and dry season
On Bangladesh’s Jamuna River, Chauras live on flood‑prone silt islands, farming fertile soil but facing repeated destruction as climate change…
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How humans are exploiting the oceans
Industrial mining of the ocean floor could supply metals like manganese, nickel, cobalt, and copper, but risks destroying fragile ecosystems,…
Crisis, conflict and war – How NATO is preparing to resist
NATO’s Battle Group in Lithuania, led by Germany, trains with allies to deter Russian aggression on the Baltic front.
Fat shaming – Fighting intolerance
From childhood stigma to #Bodypositivity, heavier people fight fat phobia and demand acceptance.
Floating cities as an innovative response to climate change
Rising seas threaten coastal cities; architects test floating cities, aquaculture, and alternatives to levees.
Colombia: Disappearing Children
Since 2016, 450,000 Venezuelan children fled to Colombia; four teens crossed trochas to Bogotá.
South Africa and its Demons
Thirty years post-apartheid, South Africa faces violence, inequality and corruption, yet offers resources and leadership.
Rwanda: The Silence of Words
Rwandan genocide survivors accuse French soldiers of rape in refugee camps; court cases remain stalled.
Paris: The Search for Lost Letters
Artist Adrianna Wallis revives lost letters, questioning if letter writing is dead in the digital age.
Bolivia: A Lake Becomes a Desert
Bolivia’s Lake Poopó has vanished, leaving a salt desert with severe impacts on locals and biodiversity.