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Climate Relocation Comes to the Pacific
Pacific Island governments are turning climate migration into a rights issue, asking not only where people will move but who gets to decide.
Senegal Set to Host Africa’s First-Ever Olympic Event
The Dakar Youth Olympic Games will be the continent’s first such event; a historic celebration of youth sports and Senegalese culture. The country’s latest crackdown on homosexuality provides a troubling backdrop.
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Cusco's New Airport Could Double Passenger Capacity. Can the Sacred Valley Handle It?
While the new Chinchero airport promises economic growth, many are worried about overtourism and damage to archaeological sites and ecosystems.
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The Adverse Effects of Google’s $15 Billion AI Project in India
Google is funding a $15 billion AI hub in Andhra Pradesh, India, amid concerns about its environmental and human impacts.
A Journey Into Kyrgyzstan’s Nomadic Heart
Discover the people, food and traditions that give Kyrgyzstan its place in the center of Central Asia.
Read MoreLouisiana’s Cancer Alley: The Human Cost of Industrial Pollution
Hundreds of petrochemical facilities reside along the Mississippi River, and local Black communities bear the consequences.
A Prehistoric Island Exists, and It’s in Yemen
Socotra Island is home to some of the most jaw-dropping ecological wonders on Earth, but its location in Yemen drives tourists away.
US Set to Join List of Countries that Hold Public Executions
Pete Hegseth announced that the execution of former Major Nidal Hasan will be done by firing squad and livestreamed to the public. These kinds of acts are reminiscent of Iran, North Korea, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia.
Teen Thai Rock Star Nene Royal Just Won “America’s Got Talent”
This 16-year-old becomes the show’s first Thai winner, spotlighting the country’s music industry.
Yemen’s War Is Breaking Daily Life
Yemen’s conflict is not only a military crisis; it’s a hunger, health, displacement and childhood crisis reshaping ordinary life across the country.
The New Atlantic Migration Route
As Europe tightens enforcement on better-known Mediterranean crossings to Italy, Greece and mainland Spain, more migrants are risking the longer Atlantic passage from West Africa to the Canary Islands.
Read MoreFrom the Black Sea to the Aegean: 5 Places to Experience Turkiye
From southeastern Turkiye to the Black Sea coast, these cities offer travelers a closer look at the country’s regional cultures, histories and everyday life.
Read MoreCan Ethical Wildlife Tourism Practices Save the Sea of Cortez?
As tourism grows, local communities are focusing on ethical travel practices to protect marine wildlife.
A Marine Corridor in the Sea of Cortez Faces a Mega-Resort Development
A real-estate project on the coast of Baja California Sur threatens the fragile ecosystem of the Gulf of California and the local community’s livelihood.
Read MoreTop 6 Places to Experience Day of the Dead In Mexico This Year
Discover the top destinations to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), taste delicious food and immerse yourself in Mexican culture.
Read MoreNepal Leads the Charge on Global Climate Reparations
In the wake of the deadly flash flood in August, Nepal asks the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitters to contribute more to disaster relief.
Read MoreHow the Battery Boom Drives "Green Colonialism" on Indigenous Lands
The global surge in demand for lithium used in electric vehicle batteries is driving mining corporations onto Indigenous lands.