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The 500 residents of Gokcedere lies only 50 kilometres from the epicentre of the recent earthquake. The village is devastated and relies on donations from volunteers.

Turkey: A Village in Ruins

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In the Caribbean, Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the island of Hispaniola. The poorest state in the Americas lies next door to one that is booming economically. Tens of thousands of Haitian workers, fleeing misery and chaos, cross the 380-kilometre long porous border between the two countries. But they are not welcomed with open arms.

Dominican Republic: Anti-Haitian Feeling

Many Haitians, fleeing misery and chaos, migrate to the neighbouring Dominican Republic where anti-Haitian feeling is growing.

Since 2022; high inflation has hit Sri Lanka badly. The price of some vegetables has doubled amid a food crisis. The policy of converting to organic farming has failed leading to a catastrophic drop in yields.

Sri Lanka: Food Crisis

The price of some vegetables has doubled amid a food crisis as high inflation has hit Sri Lanka badly: 

Thousands of jihadists from North Africa, Sudan, Chad and even France are locked up in high security prisons in Benghazi. They're a major headache for the authorities, and are often left to languish in prison without a trial for years, before finally facing the military court.

Libya: Locked Up

Thousands of jihadists from North Africa, Sudan, Chad and even France are locked up in high security prisons in Benghazi

Syrian student turned photo journalist Zein Al-Rifaiw documents people’s humanity in his war-torn country: Aida looks after orphaned children; Alaa has founded a refuge for abandoned cats and Aziz paints frescoes on ruined buildings.

Syria: Hope from the Ashes

Syrian student turned photo journalist Zein Al-Rifaiw documents people’s humanity in his war-torn country.

Palestinian prisoners in Israeli gaols have fathered around one hundred children over the last ten years. Their sperm is smuggled out of prison to be used in IVF with their partners.

Israel-Palestine: Secret Babies of the Intifada

Palestinian prisoners in Israeli gaols have fathered around one hundred children over the last ten years.

Far from the metropolitan centre of Tel Aviv, Sderot show another side of Israel. One with high-levels of social deprivation and strong support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government’s controversial judicial reforms.

Sderot - The Other Israel

Far from the metropolitan centre of Tel Aviv, Sderot is a different Israel with strong support for Netanjahu and high levels of social deprivation.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought the people of Kyiv together like nothing else. Calling on the spirit of the Maidan Revolution of 2014, they are ready to resist.

Ukraine: Maïdan Spirit

For days now Ukrainian refugees have been crossing the border into Moldova. The former Soviet republic fears they will be next to be on the receiving end of Russian aggression.

Moldova: Ukrainians Seek Refuge

Some 30 countries in the world are facing a cholera epidemic and a shortage of vaccines. The World Health Organisation views this resurgence as worrying. In Malawi, the situation is particularly bad with the outbreak the deadliest in the country’s history.

Cholera in Malawi

In Malawi, the cholera outbreak is the deadliest in the country’s history.

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