Power Play in the South China Sea
China asserts control over the South China Sea, a vital shipping route sought by all.
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Israel: Endless Conflict, New Alliances
Founded in 1948, Israel faces ongoing crises and tense ties with Palestinians and Arab neighbors.
Iraq: Kurds against Mullahs
Iran’s ultimatum for Iraq and Kurdistan to disarm and withdraw from border areas has sharply escalated...
Malinche vs Moctezuma
Malinche’s role as Cortés’ interpreter was crucial; without her, Spain’s conquest of Mexico was...
Camille Claudel vs Auguste Rodin
In 1913, Camille Claudel was confined to an asylum, accusing former lover Auguste Rodin of persecution and...
Anas Modamani, and a Fateful Selfie
Syrian refugee Anas Modamani’s photo with Merkel led to a Facebook court case and million-euro fine.
Marie Laguerre, Street Harassment Hero
Maire Laguerre’s viral assault video spurred changes to France’s street harassment laws.
Jiang Qing vs Deng Xiaoping
Jiang Qing’s death sentence let Deng Xiaoping sideline Mao’s hard left and absolve the Party of past...
Marie Curie vs Jeanne Langevin
Marie Curie’s affair with Paul Langevin sparked scandal as his wife Jeanne turned it into a political battle...
Ahed Tamimi, the Kid Activist
Ahed Tamimi, from occupied Palestine, became a resistance icon after confronting Israeli soldiers and...
Joachim Roncin, the Mind Behind “Je suis Charlie”
Joachim Roncin created the ‘Je Suis Charlie’ image after the Charlie Hebdo massacre, capturing national...
Marie-Antoinette vs Robespierre
Marie-Antoinette was scapegoated as a traitor, while Robespierre is seen as both democrat and dictator.
Rosa Luxembourg vs. Friedrich Ebert
Rosa Luxemburg shines as a revolutionary martyr, while Ebert is condemned for betraying socialism and...
Kabul: Rehab Hell
Since retaking Kabul in 2021, the Taliban faces worsening humanitarian crisis and brutal anti-drug measures.
DRC: Gangs of Kinshasa
Since the 2000s, violent kaluna gangs have terrorized Kinshasa with crime and brutal attacks.
Angela Davis vs Ronald Reagan
Angela Davis became an icon after Reagan targeted her as a “red peril,” seeking her death sentence.
Back to Nagorno-Karabakh
By autumn 2023, Azerbaijan seized full control of Nagorno‑Karabakh, aiming to turn it into a regime...
Odesa: Pearl of Ukraine
Odessa faces Russian threat, but fighting shifts southeast to Kherson and Donbas.
Ukraine: Language Wars
Ukraine accelerates derussification as language choice grows politically charged amid war.
The Mediterranean in Danger
Overpopulation, overtourism, and rising maritime traffic are straining the Mediterranean’s fragile...
Chad: Survivors of Darfur
Over 400,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to Chad, where a vast camp in Adré strains the impoverished nation.
California: Fighting Fire with Fire
California combats worsening wildfires by using controlled burns to fight fire with fire.
Colombia: Looking for Peace
Colombia’s 2016 peace deal with FARC faces challenges as violence resurges over farming land disputes.
Greenland: Agriculture or Mining?
Global warming exposes Southern Greenland’s rich minerals, raising a choice between mining or expanding...
Israel: The left in Disarray
After Hamas’s 7 October attack, Israel’s left‑wing voters feel adrift as Kibbutzim advocating coexistence...
UK: The Impact of Brexit
UK faces strikes, 10% inflation and Brexit fallout after overlapping crises.
Russia: The Risk of Dissent
Russia urges citizens to report dissent, with 189,000 cameras in Moscow enforcing fear and control.
Russian Influence in Africa
From Soviet support to Wagner’s reach, Russia’s role in Africa faces uncertainty after Prigozhin’s...
Fire in the Sky
“Fire in the Sky” shows how Northern Lights affect animals and infrastructure, warning that solar storms can...
Putin: Nostalgia for Empire
Russia sees former Soviet republics as its strategic ‘near abroad’ and seeks to maintain influence.
Chile: Hope for Change
Chile, rich yet unequal, shifts left amid its unique geography and historic leaders Allende and Pinochet.
Danone: Plastic Pollution in Bali
Indonesia, the world’s No. 2 marine plastic polluter, sees NGOs exposing top companies by tracking waste on...
Social Media Influencing Democracy?
In press‑restricted countries, social media fills the gap — but algorithms also let fraudsters exploit the...
Qatar, World Cup Host
Qatar, rich from oil and gas, hosts World Cup 2022 and invests in soft power projects.
India: The Living Bridges
Meghalaya’s villages built root bridges centuries ago to withstand monsoon floods, a tradition still alive.
South Africa: A Hospital on Rails
South Africa’s Phelophepa train hospital brings vital healthcare to rural towns every two weeks.
Lebanon: Racing in Crisis
Lebanon’s economic crisis threatens Beirut’s 200‑year‑old racecourse, once a proud symbol of the city’s...
Rwanda: High Tech Made in Kigali
Rwanda’s post-genocide generation is optimistic, entrepreneurial, and driving the nation’s economy.
Football Power Play
Qatar boosts prestige through football, from owning PSG to sponsoring Barcelona, as TV rights soar.
India: Diamonds in War
Western sanctions on Russian diamonds hit Surat, India’s diamond hub, despite the war being 5,000 km away.