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The Netherlands, already the world’s No. 2 farm exporter, is using high-tech indoor farming to boost global food supply.

In 1957, amid Cold War rivalry, the US created Virginia’s 33,000 km² National Radio Quiet Zone for science and intelligence.

Leaked documents expose Wagner, Prigozhin’s secretive mercenary group central to Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Since Chavez’s 2002 oil nationalisation, Venezuela’s crisis deepened under US sanctions, forcing survival on polluted Lake Maracaibo.

Thousands of North Korean poachers enter Russian and Japanese waters during squid season without permission.

Émilie Aubry explores America’s deep divides over abortion, guns, and police violence in the “disunited States.”

Amid Argentina’s inflation and poverty, paediatrician Rubén Sosa brings hope to children in Buenos Aires.

Azerbaijan’s 2022 offensive on Armenia left 300 dead, 10,000 displaced, as veteran Gilbert Minassian recalls decades of conflict.

Near Nablus, the “War of the Hills” sees radical Jewish settlers backed by the army clash with Palestinian militants from the Lion’s Den.

ARTE.tv interviews law professor Suzanne Ost on cyber grooming, where predators target children online.