South Africa: Mining Coal to Survive
In South Africa, miners risk abandoned pits, digging coal illegally to survive.
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Colombia – Panama: The Darien Gap
The Darién jungle between Colombia and Panama is a deadly migration route, crossed by over 250,000 people...
Pakistan: The Expulsion of Afghan Nationals
On 1 November, Pakistan began a major operation to expel illegal Afghans after the voluntary deadline.
Kaliningrad: Putin’s Exclave
Kaliningrad, once East Prussia, now 1M Russians, is cut off from EU since the Ukraine war.
Russian Soft Power in The CAR
Wagner struck a deal in Central Africa, trading security for minerals amid France’s waning influence.
Occupied West Bank: The Hidden Conflict
Radical settlers in the occupied West Bank are forcing Palestinians from villages like Wadi Al Siq and...
Israel: Jews and Muslims Saving Lives Together
The Gaza war strains Israel’s cohesion, yet Arab and Jewish emergency workers unite to save lives.
Russia: Help for Ukrainian Refugees
In St. Petersburg, 8,000 volunteers aid Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russia for the EU.
Mount Athos: Off Limits for Women
Mount Athos, an EU territory, bans women despite receiving taxpayer funding.
Jordan: Longing for Gaza
Mouna left Gaza for chemotherapy in Jordan, but the October 7 Hamas attack forced her to remain there.
Russian Gas for China
Since the Ukraine war and sanctions, Russia redirected gas to China via Siberia, where journalists explored...
The Lost Island of Bermeja
Mexico’s vanished Bermeja Island erased 80km² and cost the nation major Gulf oil revenue.
Baarle, a Town of Two Nations
In Baarle, a murder probe stalled as Dutch-Belgian border split the house in two.
Berlin’s Floating Alternative Scene
As Berlin rents soar and clubs close, alternative groups resist by building makeshift barges on Rummelsburg...
Is There a Male Fertility Crisis?
Despite millions of sperm per ejaculation, studies show a sharp 50‑year decline in Western men, raising...
Mont Blanc: A High Altitude Dispute
France and Italy dispute Mont Blanc’s summit border, leaving a baby’s nationality in question since 1860.
The Search for the Yeti
Loch Ness, Bigfoot and other myths fuel cryptozoology, where researchers still hunt legendary creatures.
Do Animals Appreciate Beauty?
Darwin saw peacock beauty as a challenge to evolution, concluding females choose attractive mates; modern...
Influencers in MMA
Influencers and musicians draw MMA crowds in Germany, but risk overshadowing professional fighters.
Dhekelia: Divided Between Cyprus and Britain
Cyprus hosts UK’s Sovereign Base Areas, allowing daily border crossings in this quirky case of Crazy...
Sark: A Modern Day Feudal Island
Spratlys archipelago is a flashpoint, claimed by multiple nations and central to regional power struggles.
Lebanon: Hamas and Fatah United?
In Beirut’s Palestinian camps, residents watch the Gaza war anxiously, split between Hamas and Fatah...
USA: Fracking for Europe
Since the Ukraine war, Europe turned to U.S. gas, but most LNG comes from fracking banned in Europe.
The Spratly Islands: Flashpoint for WWIII?
Spratlys archipelago is a flashpoint, claimed by multiple nations and central to regional power struggles.
A Scottish Court in the Netherlands
Camp Zeist hosted the Lockerbie trial, dividing views between Libyan victims and families seeking justice.
Ecuador: A Narco State (Reupload)
Ecuador, once stable between Colombia and Peru, now faces soaring violence driven by the drug trade.
Should the UN be Reformed?
Founded in 1945 to maintain peace, the UN still struggles with ongoing conflicts, raising doubts about its...
Kowloon: The Lawless Super City
Kowloon Walled City, once Earth’s densest slum, thrived in lawless Hong Kong with crime and community.
Llivia, Between France and Spain
France and Spain’s last “war” in the 1970s was over stop signs in Llívia, a quirky border dispute.
Gene Editing & the Spectre of Eugenics
Yes, gene modification is possible through advances like DNA sequencing and CRISPR/Cas9, which can cure...
Pakistan: A Year after the Floods
One year after Pakistan’s 2022 floods, millions remain in need, with 33 million affected and 8 million...
Montenegro: The Great Divide
The Ukraine war revives Balkan tensions, pulling Montenegro into East-West geopolitical crossfire.
The Power of Grain
Climate change, Covid and war expose global food insecurity, with Ukraine’s wheat vital to many nations.
Armenia: Alone Among Enemies
In September 2022, 100,000 Armenians fled Nagorno-Karabakh as Azerbaijan reclaimed it under international...
Albania Faces its Dark Past
Albania, after decades under a brutal communist dictatorship, is opening Sigurmi archives, forcing society...
Messalina vs Agrippina
Messalina and Agrippina’s reputations as depraved criminals largely reflect biased Roman chroniclers, more...
Power Play in the South China Sea
China asserts control over the South China Sea, a vital shipping route sought by all.
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...