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Every day in Beirut, missiles are raining down on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, as the Israeli army seeks to destroy Hezbollah's command centres and weapons stores, hidden in the heart of a district that is home to hundreds of thousands of people.

Lebanon: A Firestorm

Every day in Beirut, Israeli missiles are raining down on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital

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Yekutiel Epstein is a 17-year-old Israeli. He identifies with the views of Rabbi Meir Kahana, a radical Israeli-American whose Kach party was banned in Israel in the 1990s for racism. His ideas were marginal for a long time, but are now making a comeback, more than 30 years after his death. On the ground, on social networks and even in the Israeli parliament, Yekutiel Epstein and his far-right allies are pushing to extend Israeli sovereignty over all the occupied territories and to expel the Palestinians entirely.

Israel's Ultra Nationalist Youth

Religious ultra-nationalist youth dream of a Greater Israel with no space for the Palestinians.

Spain's LGBT+ senior citizens fought discrimination under Franco, when homosexuality was illegal, and fought to stay alive during the AIDS epidemic. But today they are tackling a new battle: living a happy old age in good health and good company.

Spain’s LGBT+ senior citizens are fighting to live a happy and secure retirement.

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In Kenya, scientists are at war with mosquitoes. After decades of fighting malaria, which still kills more than 600,000 people every year, these insects appear to be on the verge of winning the battle.

Kenya: Mosquitoes Fight Back

In northern Kenya, a new aggressive malaria carrying mosquito has become a major threat to public health.

The Czech Republic is on its way to legalising cannabis and Prague could be the next Amsterdam. However, the market is already booming - even without legalisation. Addiction counsellor Radek Jurnikl sees this every day in his work on the streets of Prague

The Czech Republic is on its way to legalising cannabis and Prague could be the next Amsterdam.

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In 2014, Islamic State fighters massacred thousands of Yazidis in northern Iraq, abducting women and children and turning them into slaves. Many of the survivors later found refuge in Germany. How are the Yazidis who survived the massacres faring in Europe?

10 years after the genocide of the Yazidis in northern Iraq: What has happened to survivors who fled to Germany?

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Over 60,000 pregnancies have resulted from rape in the 14 American states where abortion has been banned since 2022, even in cases of non-consensual sex. The right to abortion is still a deep dividing line in American society and a major issue at this year’s presidential elections.

USA: Abortion - The Price of Pain

The right to abortion is still a deep dividing line in American society and a major issue at this year’s presidential elections.

A single industrial trawler can take the equivalent of the catches of a thousand small-scale fishing boats, seriously depleting fish stocks. To counter this unfair competition, small-scale fishermen in Normandy are waging a David versus Goliath battle against the mega-trawlers and finding new ways to sell their catch.

Fishermen in Normandy are waging a David versus Goliath battle against the mega-trawlers and finding new ways to sell their catch.

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Before the Russian invasion began in February 2022, Ukrainian women were not allowed to occupy certain roles, deemed too dangerous. The war has changed everything and women are now working as minors and other male-dominated sectors, in a society that is still patriarchal.

The war in Ukraine has meant women taking on jobs in traditionally male-dominated sectors.

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Just a few kilometres off the coast of North Korea, the South Korean islands of Yeonpyong and Baeknyeongdo are at the frontline of tensions between the two countries. Last January, 60 shells were fired by the North, leading to the evacuation of Yeongpyong. Life on the islands is tense, as fishermen can attest.

Yeonpyeong: Between Two Koreas

The South Korean islands of Yeonpyong and Baeknyeongdo are at the frontline of tensions between North and South Korea.. 

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