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COP30 Host Brazil on Path to Slash Food Waste
Climate Emergency · Rio De Janeiro

COP30 Host Brazil on Path to Slash Food Waste

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Under a broad agenda to address the climate emergency, COP30 will have a special target of discussing food systems, especially reducing the amount of food wasted during the chain. Previous to the conference, which will be held in the Brazilian city of Belém, a series of meetings and panels between the government and civil society have been putting the benefits of a pact against food loss on the table, both for reducing hunger and the impact on t…See the Story
These journalists took on Venezuela’s corruption—and paid the price
Nicolás Maduro · Venezuela

These journalists took on Venezuela’s corruption—and paid the price

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A Dangerous assignment is the film Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro does not want you to watch. It tells the story of now-exiled journalists who uncovered one of the country’s most infamous corruption cases. Last May, Venezuelan attorney general Tarek William Saab Halabi announced that journalists Roberto Deniz and Ewald Scharfenberg are complicit in the “PDVSA Crypto” scandal, during which former vice president and oil minister of Venezuela,…Read Article

The Semi-Formal Economy of Kakuma Refugee Camp

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In the heart of Turkana County, near Kenya’s northwestern border with South Sudan, lies Kakuma Refugee Camp – home to 299,884 refugees. This sprawling settlement is a landscape not just of displacement but of resilience and enterprise, as beneath the dusty skyline and corrugated rooftops, refugee-run businesses are quietly transforming the social and economic fabric of the camp. Beauty salons hum with customers. Electronics shops brim with impor…Refugees · Turkana CountyRead Article

Afghan Women in Pakistan Forcibly Returned

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Shazia, who requested anonymity out of sensitivity, a 20-year-old Afghan woman, fled to Pakistan earlier this year seeking safety and a chance to rebuild her life in France under a humanitarian visa. But as Pakistan intensifies its crackdown on Afghan refugees, her hopes are unravelling. Now in hiding, with no legal status, she is one of millions caught in limbo, fearing deportation back to a country she no longer recognises.  “Once, when I was …Pakistan · PakistanSee the Story

Cameroonians in Texas Could Face Deportation as Trump Administration Moves to End Temporary Protected Status

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The move could affect thousands of residents of Texas, which hosts the second-largest community in the country of people fleeing violence in the West African nation of Cameroon.Cameroon · CameroonSee the Story

Trespassers on Their Land: Nomads Displaced by Afghanistan’s Conservation Zones

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For centuries, the Kuchis – Afghanistan’s nomadic pastoralists – have followed their ancestors’ time-worn migratory routes across mountains, deserts and valleys, moving with the seasons and grazing their herds. But now, many Kuchi families are finding those routes increasingly blocked – not by natural obstacles, but by expanding conservation zones and new Taliban regime-enforced restrictions. “They told us this land is now protected,” said Gul R…Afghanistan · AfghanistanRead Article

Piracy or protest? The legal grey zone

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Under international law, piracy is defined as any illegal acts of violence, detention or depredation committed for private ends against another ship or aircraft on the high seas or property located in areas beyond national jurisdiction. This definition, found in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), appears clear at first glance – but its key terms are particularly ambiguous. The notion of “private ends” is specifically c…AircraftRead Article

How one queer African woman is redefining marriage and culture

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On 24 March this year, UK-based Cameroonian researcher, LGBTQ+ activist and entrepreneur Bandy Kiki married her female Nigerian partner, Jenny, sparking backlash from some members of her Nso community and acquaintances. Kiki, who currently serves as the director of Living Free UK, an organisation that aims to validate the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ Africans, asylum seekers and refugees, with a focus on those residing in the UK, came out as gay …LGBTQ+ · NorthwestRead Article

Africa: Who Is Finalizing a New Treaty That Prepares for the Next Pandemic - but the U.S. Isn't Signing

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Analysis - On March 20, 2025, members of the World Health Organization adopted the world's first pandemic agreement, following three years of "intensive negotiations launched by governments in response to the devastating impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic." The U.S., however, did not participate, in part because of its intention to withdraw from the WHO.Narendra ModiSee the Story

When Natural Disaster Strikes, the Junta Tightens Its Grip

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“There’s no such thing as a natural disaster, and the disaster management community has said so many times,” Adelina Kamal, an Indonesia-based independent ASEAN analyst, said in April. Political corruption, extractivism, and systemic neglect are understood by climate scientists and geographers to deepen the risks for people marginalised along race, class and gender lines. Contributing to the deaths and harm to thousands, the politicisation of hu…ASEAN · Myanmar (Burma)Read Article

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