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It has been two years since ISIS were defeated in Mosul, their former stronghold. The widows and children of ISIS members are now unwanted in the city. Without official papers they cannot move freely through the city and fear for the future.

Iraq: Ghosts of Mosul

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One aspect of the war in Ukraine is being played out in the shadows. Our reporter met partisans in the Kherson region, which was occupied by Russian forces until last November. These Ukrainian civilians have set up resistance networks in Russian-occupied territories.

Ukraine: Resistance in Occupied Territories

Our reporters met partisans in the Kherson region, which was occupied by Russian forces until last November. Ukrainian civilians there have set up resistance networks in Russian-occupied territories.

Every year 400,000 people from Central America traverse Mexico, a journey of some 2500 kilometres, to try to pass into the USA illegally. The quickest way to get there is by hitching a ride on the roof of what the migrants have nicknamed ‘La Bestia’ (the beast), a freight train running through desert and jungle, right up to the US border.

Mexico:"La Bestia"

Every year 400,000 people traverse Mexico to try to pass into the USA illegally. The quickest way is to catch the freight train ‘La Bestia’.

Nazish has been stuck inside the same four walls in Karachi for 12 years. She's in Asia's largest asylum, a place not just for mentally ill women, but a dumping ground for Karachi's unwanted, inconvenient women. And their numbers are growing: originally housing just 400 patients, 1700 women are now crammed inside.

Pakistan: Karachi's Forgotten 'Mad Women'

Asia's largest asylum is a place not just for mentally ill women, but a dumping ground for the unwanted and the inconvenient 

About two-thirds of the population in Lima lives in Pamplona Alta, on the outskirts. The wooden and tin cabins people call home have no gas, no electricity, and no running water. On the other side of the wall, in Las Casuarinas and La Molina, tarmac streets hemmed in with green spaces lead to opulent villas with gardens and swimming pools.

Peru: Wall of Shame

On one side of the wall, huts made of tin and wood. On the other, opulent villas.

On 13 September 2022, the Azerbaijani army launched a full-scale offensive against southern Armenia, leaving more than 300 dead and nearly 10,000 displaced on the Armenian side. In this reportage, a legendary character guides us through a never-ending conflict. Gilbert Minassian, an Armenian from Marseille, has been fighting for thirty years.

Armenia: the Colonel's Four Wars

Gilbert Minassian, an Armenian from Marseille, has been fighting for thirty years to protect his country.

An exclusive investigation into the Russian paramilitary organisation Wagner, headed by oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin. 2,500 documents were leaked from Prigozhin’s servers by anti-Putin hackers, shedding light on this secretive group of mercenaries, a key element in the war in Ukraine.

The Prigozhin Papers

An exclusive investigation into the Russian paramilitary organisation Wagner, headed by oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin. 

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Bullfighting is one of Spain's most emblematic traditions, but it has been losing ground for several years now due to environmental movements and a society increasingly sensitive to animal welfare.

Re: Spaniards Turn Against Bullfighting

After Russia invaded Ukraine, Israeli photographer Edward Kaprov went to the Donbas, to Kharkiv, Kherson and Bakhmut to cover the conflict. He chose the collodion photographic process, a technique which provided the first war photography, during the Crimean War (1853-1856), to document today’s conflict. The Polka Magazine competition made this reportage possible.

Ukraine: A Photographer in Wartime

Israeli photographer Edward Kaprov went to the Donbas to cover the war in Ukrain using an old photographic technique used in the Crimean War.

Argentina has extremely high inflation and high levels of poverty, with children affected most. But doctor Rubén Sosa, the kite-flying paediatrician, offers hope in his child-friendly practice in Buenos Aires.

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