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The Coconut School in Cambodia uses discarded packaging to build facilities for schoolchildren. In a poor country where ecological issues are not high on the agenda, the staff work tirelessly to give children an education and an awareness of green issues.

Cambodia: The School Built from Waste

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During the Pacific squid fishing season, thousands of North Korean poachers have invade Russian and Japanese waters to fish without permission.

Russia: North Korean Fishermen Plunder the Seas

North Korean fisherman enter Russian and Japanese waters illegally to fish

The wall of silence is slowly cracking. In East Timor, people are beginning to speak out against the actions of catholic churchmen involved in paedophilia scandals. After the Vatican City, this is the most Catholic country in the world, with 97% of the population practising Catholicism.

East Timor: Priest Paedophile Scandal

In East Timor, people are beginning to speak out against the actions of catholic churchmen involved in paedophilia scandals.

In a region that is an ANC voting stronghold, Chris Pappas is a rare thing, an opposition party white mayor elected by a black majority population.

South Africa: A New Mayor

Chris Pappas is a white mayor of a majority black community in South Africa.

In the north of the West Bank, near Nablus, a new episode in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is being played out: the War of the Hills. It pits young radical Jewish settlers, protected by the Israeli army, against young militant Palestinians from a new armed group: the Lion's Den.

West Bank: War in the Hills

In the north of the West Bank, near Nablus, a new episode in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is being played out:

Four years ago, the US-led coalition in Syria destroyed Islamic State's last bastion in Raqqa. But there is a lot of work to do to keep the peace.

Syria: Raqqa after the War

Four years ago, the US-led coalition in Syria destroyed Islamic State's last bastion in Raqqa. But there is a lot of work to do to keep the peace and to rebuild.

Assal, Sudi and Roozbeh live in Los Angeles in the heart of the largest Iranian diaspora. Whether Democrat or Republican, they all have one thing in common: they were born in Iran and fled over thirty years ago. Today they are all critical of the Iranian government.

Los Angeles: Capital of the Iranian Opposition

The Iranian diaspora in Los Angeles is the largest in the world and most of the community is critical of the Iranian regime.

39% of Serbians own a firearm, making it the highest density of guns in all of Europe, surpassed only by Yemen and the USA. Immediately after the killings, tens of thousands demonstrated in Belgrade as a sign of protest and reflection. President Aleksandar Vucic promised a plan for extensive disarmament of Serbians, and on May 26, a huge rally in Belgrade promoted a nationwide campaign to collect all citizens' firearms.

Serbia: The Fallout From Two Mass Shootings

39% of Serbians own a firearm, making it the highest density of guns in all of Europe, surpassed only by Yemen and the USA.

Since 2018, our reporters have been documenting the daily lives of civilians in the last rebel-held region of Syria. In 2020, they met Hammoudi, Bilal, Ahmad, and their friends, all around 12 years old and already out of school, working hard instead. Without their meagre earnings, their families would not be able to survive. Three years later, in 2023, our reporters returned to Idlib to find out what has become of the boys in this war-torn country.

Syria: Growing Up in a War Zone

Since 2018, our reporters have been documenting the daily lives of civilians in the last rebel-held region of Syria.

In late winter 2022-2023, Russian documentary filmmaker Irina Semenovich travelled to the Donbass. In a personal account, she gives a voice to local inhabitants who have stayed in this territory annexed by Moscow.

Donbas: Journey through Ruins

Russian documentary filmmaker Irina Semenovich  gives a voice to local inhabitants who live in Ukrainian territory annexed by Moscow.

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