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Facing deforestation, Senegal’s NGO Nebeday plans 1.5 million trees with village children’s help.

Saint-Louis, Senegal’s fishing hub, faces rising sea threats on its fragile sandy peninsula.

Cyprus remains divided: Greeks in the EU‑backed south, Turks in the north recognized only by Turkey.

Since April, Sudan’s war has killed 1,800, displaced two million, and left 350 children stranded in a Khartoum orphanage.

Scientists aim to revive extinct species, even mammoths, using cloning and gene editing.

After decades of gang wars, MS-13 and Barrio 18 eye politics in El Salvador with mass support.

Neuroscience has eclipsed psychoanalysis, but can the two coexist and enrich each other?

Andean farmer Saúl Luciano LLiuya is suing German energy giant RWE, accused of emitting more CO₂ than Peru’s history.

Once seen as a vassal, Armenia now shelters Russians fleeing politics and conscription.

Thirty years after Yugoslavia’s war, Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia weigh closer ties, eyeing the Franco-German model.