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In a small town in South Korea, expatriates navigate the challenges of culture shock, relationship-building, and the pursuit of a self-determined life.
From 1850 to 1950, approximately 25 million Italians emigrated, with several thousand settling in Scotland in search of better opportunities.
Cathy and Martin Ward navigate the complexities of adopting five siblings from a remote orphanage in Ukraine, highlighting the challenges of international adoption.
Travelers plan to cross Latin America in three months, relying on buses, trains, and hitch-hiking while avoiding air travel.
In Israel, Camille Clavel interviews intellectuals and locals to explore the complexities of coexistence in a region marked by conflict and division.
Kipa Sherpa climbed Mount Everest three times before moving to New York, where he opened a flea market selling goods from multiple countries.
Aspiring journalist Filipe Leite rides over 25,000 km on horseback from Calgary to Brazil, facing challenges like drought and corrupt border guards along the way.
Demographic changes in North American rural towns are analyzed, highlighting potential future abandonment and migration patterns among communities.
Over 8.2 million Ukrainians have left the country since the war began, while nearly 8 million have returned, many facing the loss of their homes.
Stories from 100 Italians living abroad during the COVID-19 pandemic highlight their experiences of uncertainty and hope across 50 countries.
In the Marshall Islands, residents share their experiences and challenges as climate change threatens their homes and way of life.
In Karihatag, a small fishing village in the Philippines, 12-year-old Reyboy prepares to leave for the city to pursue his education as the rainy season begins.
In the Far East of Mongolia and Japan, a narrative unfolds that intertwines history, love, and the complexities of national decline, narrated by a deceased Finn.
Some experts estimate that fewer than ten living indigenous Taiwanese elders remain, putting their cultures at risk of disappearing.
Rose Kramer recounts her family's immigration to the U.S. after her father's imprisonment during the Russian pogroms, highlighting her upbringing in Ithaca.
Mike Dion, Jez Hastings, and Pat Irwin traverse various continents on bicycles, exploring the concept of an inspired life through their adventures.
At Changi Airport in Singapore, staff manage the complex movements of over 55 million passengers and migratory birds each year.
Arami Ullón faces a difficult decision as she returns to Paraguay to care for her ailing mother, who suffers from epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease.
The food service industry lost $165 billion in revenue from March to July 2020, impacting restaurants like Casablanca in Venice, California.
In Mao County of Sichuan and Chang Yao Island in Fujian, 11-year-old Yang Jiaojiao and 13-year-old Lu Tiansen navigate challenging routes to school.
Two brothers travel along the Mekong River, exploring its impact on communities in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos while meeting those who depend on its resources.
Columns of animals 40 km long form as over a million wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of zebra and gazelle migrate through the Serengeti.
Sixteen motorbike riders traverse 20,000 kilometers from Cairo to Cape Town over 80 days, facing extreme conditions and showcasing Africa's diverse cultures.
In Turkey, two friends continue their journey around the world without money, experiencing local culture through a Kurdish wedding and facing challenges near the Iranian border.
In the largest refugee camp in Iraq, Reggie Yates spends a week living alongside 30,000 Syrian refugees affected by the ongoing Syrian civil war.
Each year, thousands of North Koreans attempt to escape, risking their lives to avoid being sent back to prison camps if caught.
Ghanaian farmer Edward migrates to Italy to harvest tomatoes due to market destruction in Africa.
More than two million people have fled Venezuela due to poverty, hunger, and medical shortages, with nearly half of them being children and young people.
Over the last two years, more than 130,000 children and teenage migrants were arrested in the United States while attempting to escape violence in Central America.
Winds of up to 220 miles per hour tore through the Bahamas, leaving thousands struggling to rebuild their lives after the hurricane's devastation.
The Mediterranean is becoming increasingly dangerous, with many people risking their lives to reach Spain, where foreign migrants often work for just a few euros an hour.
In Newark and Philadelphia, immigration officers track down criminals, including an El Salvadoran sex offender, during high-stakes deportation operations.
850 McDonald's locations in Russia were replaced by a new brand called Vushka after the fast food giant exited the country following the Ukraine invasion.
In New Jersey, officers track a Salvadorian murder suspect with MS-13 gang ties, while Miami and Tucson face their own immigration enforcement challenges.
Germany hosts people from over 190 countries, shaping its culture and immigration policy.
Six Brits navigate perilous migrant routes in Syria and Lebanon, confronting the harsh realities of refugee life and challenging their views on immigration.
The population of Idaho increased by 20% in the last decade as families seek a simpler life in the state's vast landscapes.
Sweden faces a growing housing crisis as an influx of Muslim refugees strains resources, prompting backlash among citizens concerned about cultural identity and integration.
Mihalia, a Romanian nurse, and Alex, a warehouse worker in London, illustrate the challenges and sacrifices faced by Romanian immigrants in Britain.
Every year, many Mexicans are deported from America, facing life-altering challenges in Tijuana.
On December 2, 2021, Muhammad Sabah set off for the border between Belarus and Poland, but he has been missing ever since.
In the Sahara, 165,000 Sahrawis endure life in refugee camps under extreme conditions, while Greenland faces rapid ice melt threatening its Inuit population.
In Iraq's largest refugee camp, Reggie Yates spends a week living among 30,000 Syrian refugees to highlight their daily struggles and resilience.
Brexit, the 2016 referendum that divided the United Kingdom along lines of age, geography, and identity, is examined through personal stories and sociopolitical themes.
Bhasan Char, an isolated island in the Bay of Bengal, houses Rohingya refugees relocated from Cox's Bazar under dire conditions and restricted freedoms.
In Tenerife's Las Races migrant camp, 1,600 individuals face prolonged waits for asylum amid poor living conditions and efforts to advocate for their rights.
Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh has become the world's most densely populated refugee camp, housing Rohingya fleeing violence in Myanmar, while the government relocates some to the isolated Bhasan Char island.
Calais Jungle, the largest migrant camp in Europe, faced chaotic eviction amid fires and ongoing struggles for hundreds of migrants and volunteers in 2016.
