Chad: Survivors of Darfur
Over 400,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to Chad, where a vast camp in Adré strains the impoverished nation.
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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.
The Geopolitics of the Atlantic
From explorers to NATO, the Atlantic’s strategic role waned after the USSR’s fall but revived with Russia’s...
Female Truckers Take the Wheel
More women, like Poland’s Iwona Blecharczyk, are breaking into HGV driving and gaining global influence.
Jackson: A City in Crisis
Jackson, Mississippi faces a deepening water crisis, economic decline, and growing political division.
Madagascar: Guardians of the Forest
Madagascar’s Mikea, the island’s last nomadic hunter‑gatherers, see their forest way of life under...
China: Military Holiday Camps
In China, thousands of children as young as six attend military camps to instill discipline and patriotism.
Egypt’s Pharaoh Syndrome
Egypt’s leaders, including al-Sissi, often invoke pharaonic glory as a recurring theme of rule.
*RE-UPLOAD* Irish Travellers
Irish Travelers face dire conditions, with high suicide rates and most dying before 65.
Costa Rica: A Green Paradise?
Costa Rica, famed as a “green paradise” for ecotourism, hides a darker ecological reality.
China: The Boat People
Southern China’s Tanka boat people face the erosion of their centuries‑old way of life under rapid...
Reforesting Senegal
Facing deforestation, Senegal’s NGO Nebeday plans 1.5 million trees with village children’s help.
Senegal: Building Sea Walls
Saint-Louis, Senegal’s fishing hub, faces rising sea threats on its fragile sandy peninsula.
Cyprus: A Divided Island
Cyprus remains divided: Greeks in the EU‑backed south, Turks in the north recognized only by Turkey.
Sudan: The Orphans of Al-Mygoma
Since April, Sudan’s war has killed 1,800, displaced two million, and left 350 children stranded in a...
Could We Bring Back the Wooly Mammoth?
Scientists aim to revive extinct species, even mammoths, using cloning and gene editing.
*RE-UPLOAD* El Salvador: Gangs Battle for Power (2015)
After decades of gang wars, MS-13 and Barrio 18 eye politics in El Salvador with mass support.
Neurosciences: What happens to the Unconscious?
Neuroscience has eclipsed psychoanalysis, but can the two coexist and enrich each other?
Peru: Farmers Take On Big Business
Andean farmer Saúl Luciano LLiuya is suing German energy giant RWE, accused of emitting more CO₂ than Peru’s...
Armenia: Russian Refuge
Once seen as a vassal, Armenia now shelters Russians fleeing politics and conscription.
Former Yugoslavia: Reconciliation in sight?
Thirty years after Yugoslavia’s war, Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia weigh closer ties, eyeing the Franco-German...
Ukraine: 1,000 Kilometres from the Front
Uzhhorod, Ukraine’s westernmost city near four EU borders, remains untouched by Russian bombing.