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After nearly one million Russian men fled conscription in 2022, the countries that received them are still grappling with the impacts of this influx three years later.
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Amidst rising temperatures and climate shifts, understanding their impact on people and the environment is crucial.
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Journalist murder cases only continue to rise in Mexico after a federal law was enacted to protect media workers from threats of violence, calling for reforms and increased federal support.
Read MoreHow ICE Raids are Impacting California Farms
US President Trump’s latest crackdown on immigration has expanded to farms in California, raising concerns over labor shortages and disruptions to supply chains throughout the country.
Read MoreEcotourism in Antigua and Barbuda
Amidst climate change and poverty, Antigua and Barbuda actively promotes ecotourism for both locals and global travelers.
Read MoreThai Prime Minister’s Suspension Reveals Gender Bias Pattern
Thailand’s Constitutional Court has suspended its second woman prime minister, just like it did to its first, raising concerns about democracy and gender biases in Thai politics.
Read MoreKenya Protests: The Cost of Dissent
The roots of Kenya’s political crisis are echoed as protests shake the nation.
Read MoreVanishing Archives: Hong Kong Artists Resurrect Protest
In the wake of censorship and arrests, Hong Kong’s artists are quietly preserving protest materials through informal and digital means.
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This ultra-modern city has become Asia’s most sustainable oasis.
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Venetians call their protests a success as the Bezos-Sanchez wedding relocates to the outskirts of the city following the inflatable crocodile threat.
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The Middle East is bearing the brunt of climate change, heating up at twice the global rate and navigating devastating fallout from droughts, displacement and conflict.
Read MoreCanada’s Smoke Signals: The Nation’s Escalating Wildfire Crisis
From breathing hazards to burned forests, the consequences of Canada’s wildfires are far-reaching and long-lasting.
Read MoreThe Cage Home Crisis in Hong Kong
Hong Kong's reputation as one of the most expensive housing markets in the world has led to more than 200,000 people living in cage homes, bedspace apartments likened to coffins for the living.
Read MoreHow AI Can Preserve Endangered Languages
As minority native languages worldwide disappear at a rapid rate, Indigenous scientists look to new AI language learning models and community participation as a way of preserving their cultures.
Read MoreMexico’s Sustainable Desert Island: Isla Espiritu Santo
A desert island in Mexico is heavily protected by federal and global organizations to prevent ecological disruption, but still hosts seasonal, environmentally conscious glamping.
Read MoreThe Clean Energy Revolution Comes to Mongolian Ger Districts
A large portion of Ulaanbaatar’s population lives in traditional tent housing or gers and experiences some of the world’s worst pollution; sustainable energy may be the solution.
Read MoreAs Tehran Burns, Civilians are Caught in the Crossfire
Despite facing government censorship, the voices of Iranian residents reveal the fear and grief they endure under Israeli attacks.
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