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Pakistan's ISI controls sensitive policies on Afghanistan and Kashmir while backing the Taliban.
Palau faces challenges in balancing economic growth and environmental conservation.
Bacchus Wilson Panyonnoh and Lee Sworh debate palm oil's impact in Liberia's forests.
In Borneo, United Plantations is implementing sustainable palm oil practices that promote rainforest restoration and support the resurgence of orangutans and birdlife.
1.5 billion dollars has been dissipated by Nauru's leaders, leaving the island nation on the brink of economic collapse and its citizens facing severe poverty.
A family fled their burning town with two cars nearly empty, driving through thick smoke that made it impossible to see in front of them.
Militant activists attack scientists and destroy labs while questioning the peak oil crisis.
Nearly four years after the Camp Fire, Paradise sees a housing boom and new rebuilding efforts.
31 people died in the past year from illnesses linked to toxic pollution at Clark Airbase, where thousands of evacuees sought refuge after the eruption.
Felicity Lawrence reveals the true cost of luxury pineapples in Costa Rica's fruit industry.
Two Canadian MPs engage in discussions about environmental concerns and economic growth while addressing the implications of energy policies on future water safety.
In 2019, Robin collected 1,731 cigarette butts and numerous single-use plastic bottles from North Beach, Aberystwyth, during a beach clean.
Three executives reveal the plastics industry's doubts about recycling's effectiveness.
Park Rangers in Costa Rica, like Roberto Molino, combat poaching and drug trafficking daily.
Almost 80% of gold produced in Colombia comes from illegal mines, which generate an estimated $2.5 billion annually for armed groups.
An estimated 400,000 lead service lines remain in Chicago, nearly six times more than the entire state of California, posing serious health risks to residents.
Poland faces EU legal action over logging in Białowieża Forest amid strained relations.
More than 130 world leaders gather in Paris for COP21, while thousands of activists protest against a state of emergency that bans demonstrations.
An 85-acre police training facility, funded by major corporations, is set to be built in Southeast Atlanta, igniting protests from local activists.
A company called “Inspiring Farms” is planting 26,000 avocado trees on land the size of 80 football pitches in southern Portugal, raising water scarcity concerns.
Sixty-four people died and over 480 houses were destroyed when a wildfire swept through central Portugal on 17 June 2017.
More than 32 million people in Venezuela face a collapsing economy, with citizens queuing daily for government food rations amid widespread shortages.
President Biden condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its violations of the UN Charter.
Germany's budget crisis hinders climate goals amid emergency spending freeze and legal rulings.
Migrant camp in Calais faces eviction as Sudanese Community navigates relocation challenges.
John Harris examines the decline of British pubs and the impact of Punch Taverns on landlords.
President Putin plans to tax the Garazhniki, but many Russians may resist this change.
Putin threatens nuclear action amid the crisis surrounding Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Sixteen-year-old Ganesh Bishwakarma died of a cardiac arrest in Qatar just six weeks after leaving Nepal for a job that promised a better life.
Brazil's modelling industry still struggles with racial segregation and representation issues.
Terry Potter investigates the dangers of whitewater rafting in Turkey following the tragic death of his daughter, highlighting the risks for children in these waters.
More than half of Texas is experiencing severe to exceptional drought conditions, forcing ranchers to sell cattle they can no longer afford to care for.
Migrant women in America's fields face ongoing sexual violence while working to provide food for the nation, often fearing deportation.
Ironton, Louisiana, struggles to recover from Hurricane Ida's devastation in 2021.
Ordinary people stop playing by the rules to join Extinction Rebellion for climate justice.
Border Patrol responds to multiple calls daily, often encountering vehicles dropping off 10 to 15 undocumented migrants at a time in Brooks County, Texas.
In New Zealand, police attend domestic violence incidents every 4.5 minutes, impacting pets' safety.
A refugee recounts a 45-kilometer trek to Calais with his wife and two children, facing harsh living conditions in makeshift shelters.
Jakarta is unliveable and choked with pollution, prompting a $45 billion new city project in Indonesia.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei threatens to abandon the nuclear deal with the US, while protests erupt in Mogadishu following a deadly al-Shabaab attack.
In March, tenants in LA demand rent cancellation amid the ongoing crisis affecting millions.
Exxon shifts from climate research to denial, impacting public perception and policy.
The Prime Minister's $16bn gas deal sparks violent protests in Papua New Guinea.
Less than 40,000 Marsh Arabs remain in Iraq, a sharp decline from an estimated quarter of a million in the early 1990s, as they face ongoing challenges in their communities.
Protesters visit Yanukovych's lavish estate, Migia, revealing stark wealth disparities in Ukraine.
Sea levels could rise between 50 centimeters to 1 meter within the next 50 to 100 years, potentially displacing over 5 million people in Egypt.
Robert De Niro's Nobu hotel group expressed interest in taking over the K Club in Barbuda, a site once favored by Princess Diana, in 2014.
Robotic pets at Plymouth help dementia patients like Nancy find comfort and joy.
