Somalia: Ambulance Workers
In Mogadishu, Somali dentist Dr. Abdulkadir Adan founded the nation’s only free volunteer ambulance service to save lives amid frequent attacks.
Back to Karabakh
Two years after the ceasefire, Nagorno-Karabakh is under Azerbaijani control, heavily militarized, with displaced Armenians resettling in Baku.
Mexico: The Cartels Switch to Fentanyl
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid fifty times stronger than heroin, fuels a deadly U.S. overdose crisis, easily produced in Mexico and spreading across the Americas disguised as pills.
Oil Dollars in the Dakotas
The 2008 shale oil boom in North Dakota’s Badlands, with reserves of 18 billion barrels, transformed local life—bringing wealth but also disruption.
The Power of Documentary Films in Shaping Public Perception
Documentary films have long been a medium through which reality is portrayed, often illuminating issues that might otherwise go unnoticed. From environmental crises to social injustices, these films serve as a powerful tool for raising awareness and influencing public opinion. In today’s fast-paced digital world, where information can be overwhelming, documentaries stand out as an … Read more
Brazil: Bolsonaro’s People
Brazil’s October 2022 election left the nation divided, with southern conservative communities backing Bolsonaro after his narrow loss to Lula.
Japan: Preparing for War
Japan will double its defense budget by 2027—the first time since WWII—amid concerns over China and North Korea.
Sudan: A Hospital in Crisis
In Khartoum, just 16% of health centres remain functional as hospitals are bombed or evacuated, leaving overstretched staff and civilians in a desperate crisis.
Agree to Disagree!
By 2025, robots and AI are expected to overtake humans in most tasks, risking millions of job losses.
Burkina Faso: The War against School
In Burkina Faso, Islamist militants have shut down schooling for over 2.5 million children, waging war on education.