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How Spain’s Radically Different Approach To Migration Helped Its Economy Soar Climate Crisis Contributing To Chocolate Market Meltdown, Research Finds Czech Long Sled Dog Race – In Pictures Developing World Urges Rich Nations To Defy Trump’s ‘Climate Nihilism’ Archaeologists Discover First Pharaoh’s Tomb In Egypt In More Than A Century ‘We Water, Rest, Water’: The Green Belt Of Vegetable Plots Cooling A City Philippines Officials Offer Cash For Mosquitoes Amid Rise In Dengue Cases Off Air: One By One, The Taliban Are Removing Women’s Voices From Afghan Radio The Ugandan Arts Centre Bringing Harmony To Africa’s Biggest Refugee Camp Athens Resists As Investors Swoop On The City’s ‘Neighbourhood Of The Gods’ What Trump’s Assault On USAaid Means For The World – Podcast ‘White Supremacists In Suits And Ties’: The Rightwing Afrikaner Group In Trump’s Ear ‘We No Longer Go Out Alone’: What Happens After Trump Revokes Temporary Protected Status? Brazilians Hail Strength Of Democracy As Bolsonaro Is Called To Account ‘Disruptive, Unfair And Cruel’: Jobs Lost And Treatment Stopped As Usaid Freeze Hits HIV Care In Zimbabwe ‘Society Makes Us Invisible’: Black Ecuadorians Fight To Defend Their Culture ‘Biologists Were Not Part Of The Crime Food Chain’: Why Ecuador’s Scientists Are Facing Violence, Threats And Kidnapping ‘There Has Been An Awakening’: Ancient Sects On The Rise In Modi’s India ‘A Human Rights Disaster’: Immigrants Sent Into Guantánamo Black Hole Despite No Proof Of Crime China’s Motivational Tactic for State Workers: Public Shaming Okinawa, a Small Island Caught Between Big Powers The Growing Pains of Asia’s Newest Country What We Know About the Secretive Migrant Mission at Guantánamo Bay The Timeless Appeal of Puerto Vallarta Bandits’ New Demand in Brazil: Hand Over the Ozempic! Who Controls the Gulf of Mexico? U.S. Deports Migrants From Asia to Panama Trump Officials Attack a German Consensus on Nazis and Speech

Febrary 13, 2025

• ‘An Act Of Betrayal’: Japan To Maximise Nuclear Power 14 Years After Fukushima Disaster
• Trump’s Aid Cuts Will Lead To A Surge In Propaganda And Misinformation, Say Press Freedom Groups
• Most Victims In Swedish Mass Shooting Had Immigrant Background, Say Police
• Going For A Song: Investors Flee To K-Pop As Safe Haven Amid Trump’s Tariff War
• ‘Total Chaos’: Monkey Blamed For Nationwide Power Cut In Sri Lanka
• Women Behind The Lens: ‘I Fish Like A Woman, Not Like A Man’
• Indian Police Pull Plug On Ed Sheeran's Street Concert – Video
• USAid Cuts Sow Feeling Of Betrayal Among Yazidis, 10 Years After IS Genocide
• Lost Cities Of The Amazon: How Science Is Revealing Ancient Garden Towns Hidden In The Rainforest
• ‘Hope Has Returned’: Tribe Hails Lula’s Fight Against Illegal Mining In Amazon
• Last Throw Of The Boule For Addis Ababa’s Historic Pétanque Club As Developers Turn City Into Hi-Tech Hub
• Climate Crisis Contributing To Chocolate Market Meltdown, Research Finds
• From Escaped Child Bride To Artist: Why One Ghanaian Painter Puts Women At The Centre Of Her Work
• Lockboxes ‘Littering’ Dublin’s Streets Become Latest Front In Overtourism Battle
• Bo-Kaap: The Candy-Coloured Corner Of Cape Town Facing Tourism V Heritage Dilemma
• ‘People Want Clothes That Match Their Values’: Sustainability Takes Centre Stage At Nairobi Fashion Week
• ‘I Was Amazed By How Beautiful The Flowers Were’: Diderot Yap’s Best Phone Picture
• Abandoned in the Middle of Clinical Trials, Because of a Trump Order
• 36 Hours in Guadalajara, Mexico
• Who Needs Hollywood? Chinese Animated Film Shatters Box Office Records.
• This Man Won Birthright Citizenship for All

Febrary 6, 2025

• Authoritarian Regimes Around the World Cheer on Dismantling of USaid
• Europeans on Democracy’s Frontlines Offer Advice to Americans: Never Give Up
• Demining to Democracy: How Trump’s Foreign Aid Freeze Will Affect South-East Asia
• Swedish Opposition Leader Calls for Changes to Gun and Social Media Laws After Country’s Worst Mass Shooting – As It Happened
• Configurations in Black: a Stateless Rwandan Refugee Makes Art Out of His Experience
• The Long Wave: Why More Countries Are Ditching the British Monarchy
• Taiwan’s Next Generation Takes on Its Fear of the Deep
• Lost Cities of the Amazon: How Science Is Revealing Ancient Garden Towns Hidden in the Rainforest
• ‘The Last Drops of Our Water’: How a Mine Left Some of Peru’s Poorest High and Dry
• Tiny Nigerian Museum Marking a Forgotten British Invasion Pushes for Recognition
• ‘It’s About Togetherness’: Waitangi Day Captures a New Audience
• ‘Heartbreaking’: Iceland’s Pioneering Female Fishing Guides Fear for Wild Salmon
• ‘Hope Has Returned’: Tribe Hails Lula’s Fight Against Illegal Mining in Amazon
• Women Behind the Lens: ‘I Fish Like a Woman, Not Like a Man’
• Abandoned in the Middle of Clinical Trials, Because of a Trump Order
• Health Programs Shutter Around the World After Trump Pauses Foreign Aid
• Why Are These Motorcycle Taxi Drivers Wearing Pink?
• Ancient DNA Points to Origins of Indo-European Language