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150 Syrian refugees reportedly disappeared in the Greek village of Pragi in November 2013 after being taken by police vans.
A resident fights against sewage pollution in their river, urging to stop sewage going into it.
The financial crisis in October 2008 forces families onto the streets in America.
Marli Yontep Krikati leads Amazon forest guardians against illegal loggers in Brazil.
Europe suffers from extreme heat, wildfires, and record temperatures from southern Spain to northern Britain.
In the Scottish Highlands, Patrick Barkham examines deer management practices, discussing their ecological impact and the importance of responsible culling for conservation.
In Mexico, avocado farmers face escalating violence and extortion from drug cartels seeking control over the booming avocado market driven by American demand.
In Brazil's Javari valley, Oliver Laughland retraces the fatal path of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira, highlighting the threats posed by organized crime to the Amazon.
Over 400 applications were submitted to Massachusetts' Cannabis Control Commission, but only four resulted in the opening of dispensaries.
Migrants in Tripoli face detention and violence amid Libya's Civil War and European Union concerns.
New mining operations are being established around Australia to extract critical minerals.
The catastrophic earthquake in Turkey and Syria has resulted in thousands of fatalities, highlighting urgent rescue efforts and the need for humanitarian aid.
Vegas Tenold visits Atlanta to discuss the impact of terrorism laws on activism and free speech.
Host Luke Tipple talks with shark divers about their dangerous jobs on Shark Week the Podcast.
Icelanders debate the future of whaling amid a long history and vocal opposition.
Dhaka's population has surged from 200,000 to 15 million in 30 years, driven largely by climate-related migration and environmental disasters.
In 2005, six major pharmaceutical companies spent $20 billion on research and development but produced zero new FDA-approved drugs.
Allseas seeks rare metals from deep-ocean nodules, driven by corporate greed and demand.
Children's lives have been affected by conflict in the Kivu region of the DRC.
Chinese asylum seekers face exploitation by traffickers and scammers as they navigate dangerous routes through Latin America to reach the United States.
Tulum's underwater ecosystem is threatened by pollution from tourism and human activity.
Since 2021, the Central Valley has seen a significant increase in dry wells, with many residents relying on domestic wells that are now running out of water.
Teenagers continue to ignore sun safety, leading to rising skin cancer cases among young people.
This report warns of a major earthquake threat to Japan, particularly around Tokyo.
Egypt's abattoirs are exposed for their brutal treatment of animals exported from Europe, raising ethical concerns about livestock exportation practices.
Demand for lithium is projected to surge by 75-fold, with the lithium-ion battery market expected to exceed $100 billion by 2027.
Farmers in Kenya face challenges as anti-poaching laws increase elephant populations threatening crops.
Elon Musk's promotion of electric vehicles through Tesla has significantly impacted environmental discussions, raising questions about the sustainability of battery materials like nickel and cobalt.
America's emotional support animals, like Dexter the peacock, raise questions about mental health legitimacy.
Three government garrison towns in South Sudan fell to the Sudanese People's Liberation Army in January 2014, intensifying the region's humanitarian crisis.
Millions of people in the UK face the choice between heating and eating amid a rising cost of living crisis and a growing climate movement.
Saharawi celebrate their republic's anniversary amid ongoing Moroccan occupation and protests.
Ebola killed close to 4,000 people in Sierra Leone, but Karma Cola aims to support local communities by ethically sourcing cola nuts from Boma village.
An area the size of Britain has been allocated to foreign corporations in Ethiopia over the last three years for large-scale agricultural production.
The EU agrees to a voluntary 15% gas cut amid reduced supplies from Russia.
Socratis navigates life as a goat farmer in divided Cyprus, facing challenges from her Turkish Cypriot husband.
Estonia's transition to European Union membership since 2004 is examined through personal stories and societal changes, highlighting the integration of its Russian minority and economic growth.
RTS report details rising drone threats and defense discussions in Copenhagen.
Six baby chimpanzees and four monkeys were rescued at Nairobi airport in January 2005 after being smuggled from Cairo, with one already dead.
Aaron Gekoski highlights animal abuse in wildlife tourism in this Developing News episode.
Natural gas has been recovered from close to 10,000 wells in Pennsylvania, raising concerns about environmental damage and health risks in the community.
Record-breaking heat and wildfires devastate Europe, impacting countries like Spain and the UK.
Extreme weather and rising sea levels cause devastating floods, like the Ahr Valley disaster in July 2021.
Watch an excerpt from 'The Power of Big Oil' focusing on Exxon's 2001 actions against climate science.
In Calais, over 1,000 refugees live in dire conditions amid rising far-right protests.
TemuAsyr Martin Bey tackles food deserts by promoting healthy food access in Compton.
Japanese farmers strive to recover in Fukushima ten years after the nuclear disaster.
Sophie, CEO of Kuna Medical, meets female entrepreneurs in Jakarta to discuss gender inequality and the need for empowerment in the tech industry.
