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St. Paul, Minnesota, has the largest concentration of Korean adoptees in the United States, many of whom are raised in transracial families.
Since the beginning of the year, 30,000 new cases of monkey pox have been recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with children accounting for 75% of deaths.
At 13, Erchema prepares for womanhood in a matrilineal society where her grandmother, age 70, leads the family and decides inheritance.
In Sweden, artificial insemination for single women is government-sponsored, raising questions about donor anonymity and the number of offspring, as seen through Leontine's search for her sperm donor father.
759 people died after getting close to the virus, as bus driver Jeraj reflects on the dangers faced by frontline workers during the pandemic.
Japan's rigorous academic system creates a generation of damaged individuals like Koichi Yamamoto.
Hong Kong faces a profound rift between rich and poor, with 200,000 living in cramped conditions.
In China, over 30 million men face significant challenges in finding romantic partners due to a gender imbalance exacerbated by the one-child policy.
Girls as young as twelve work the streets of South Africa, facing severe poverty and exploitation.
A retired engineer operates one of only three working gondolas in Great Britain, offering rides on the River Thames while reflecting on class dynamics.
Japan faces a significant demographic decline due to a decreasing birth rate and an aging population, a trend that is increasingly evident worldwide.
Latvia's population has declined by 13% over two decades, prompting a trend of young citizens returning home from Great Britain amid the impacts of COVID-19 and Brexit.
Five pounds a day was the income for a mother who immigrated to Middlesbrough, reflecting the economic challenges faced by many in the community.
About 40 volunteers in Tredegar delivered meals and support to the community during the pandemic, helping those in need as local businesses shut down.
Seventy-two people died during the riots in Nepal that erupted on September 8, 2025, as young demonstrators clashed with police over government censorship.
One in five pensioners in Germany is at risk of poverty, with many struggling to make ends meet despite a lifetime of work.
At 6:30 in the morning, children in Baracoa line up in front of a statue of José Martí, ready to raise the flag before school begins.
Ballyhaunis, a small market town in Ireland with a population of about 3,000, has become home to residents from at least 14 different nationalities.
Eight-year-old Geovany Cesario documents his life in a trailer on Crisanto Street as he prepares to leave his home and friends behind.
Nearly 50 native kids participate in a traditional buffalo hunt in South Dakota to reconnect with their heritage and community.
About 1,500 Imraguen people live in eight villages along the Banc d'Arguin, relying on fishing for their diet and economic survival.
600,000 North Korean descendants live in Japan, with Jong Tae Se representing their community on the international football stage.
John Gotti controlled most of the restaurants and shops in the neighborhood, where illegal activities were conducted through hidden alleys and back doors.
A growing number of affluent Russian families are sending their children to England's top public schools, seeking integration into British society.
Jon and his family live in Northern Scandinavia, following reindeer migration above the Arctic Circle.
In March 2020, Rome faced an unprecedented lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, resulting in empty streets and significant changes to daily life.
This beautifully made film highlights child labour in Bangalore, India, in July 2006.
Young Samburu boys undergo initiation to become warriors in this Spanish video.
Kamala Harris's defeat in the 2024 presidential election prompts an examination of Democratic supporters' reactions and strategies in Colorado.
Wahid, a 9-year-old in Mumbai, sells books to support his family while dreaming of becoming a doctor.
More retirees in Germany are living below the poverty line, with over 15% affected.
In Tokyo, a salaryman navigates the complexities of caring for his elderly mother while raising his young son in Japan's aging society.
Oldham's residents discuss segregation and cultural preferences in their communities.
AJ+ reflects on a decade of amplifying voices from Ferguson to Palestine in multiple languages.
Bedford's Italian community reacts to the September closure of The Italian Consulate.
Bill Gates discusses Africa's population growth and poverty risks with Vanessa Kortekaas.
Tensions rise as India and China face border disputes and increased military presence.
China's new policy allows three children to counter an aging population crisis.
China faces economic challenges as it reaches the Lewis turning point amid demographic shifts.
China's latest census shows the population grows at the slowest pace in decades.
China halts youth unemployment data publication amid rising joblessness, reports James Chater.
Kanupriya Kapoor discusses the diverse lives of India's middle class with three individuals.
Ziad Ahmed, a 21-year-old from Princeton, New Jersey, highlights his efforts to empower diverse youth voices through initiatives like Redefine and Juve Consulting.
Japan's government offers a one million yen Grant to families moving from Capital Tokyo to Villages.
Shinzo Abe hopes the Reiwa era under Emperor Naruhito will revitalize Japan amid challenges.
India will overtake China as the world's most populous country this week, per UN data.
Netanyahu secures a potential victory in the 2019 Israeli election against Benny Gantz.
Luo Yang's candid portraits showcase young women's stories in modern China.
