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Dragking – Queer art in Berlin
Even when Bridge was very young, she already perceived herself as different. The expression non-binary – to mean not to belong to either gender – had not yet been coined.
Italy and the illegal red coral trade
Red coral is as valuable as it is beautiful. Prices are soaring, and while that's good news for the legal red coral trade, the illegal trade is also cashing in. Red coral smuggling is booming, and nature is paying the price.
Climate change or politics? - Why Madagascar is going hungry
There’s been no proper rainfall in southern Madagascar for seven years. The ground is arid, people are suffering from hunger and thirst. The UN says this is the first hunger crisis directly caused by climate change. But is that really the case?
Children for sale in Afghanistan
Poverty is rampant in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. So much so that ever more Afghan parents have little choice but to sell own children: be it to childless couples, as brides or even to radical Islamist groups, who indoctrinate them as fighters.
Spain: The end of 'dwarf bullfighting'?
Their numbers may be dwindling, but they’re still around: Short-statured people who entertain audiences at bullfights in Spain. They call themselves "dwarf toreros.” They fight young bulls - but they don’t kill them.
Hong Kong's free press under pressure
Most of Hong Kong's free press has been dismantled, and many leading journalists have been arrested. Jacky has decided to keep reporting anyway, and now works alone. Former journalist Kris hopes to foster media literacy through a bookstore.
The last of their kind: Turkey's nomads
They are a rarity in modern-day Turkey: nomads who move to the mountains in summer, pitch tents and tend to their goats. The nomads know that their numbers are dwindling. And yet they wish to hold on to their traditions.
Breaking out of Mariupol
People in Mariupol put up a long fight, but in the end, the city surrendered to Russian invaders. Now, Mariupol is a symbol of Ukrainians’ tenacity and resistance. The story of Mykhailo Puryshev exemplifies this spirit too.
Russians in Germany clash over the war in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine is driving a wedge between Russian speakers in Germany. Putin’s critics and supporters are fiercely divided. The conflict came to a head on May 9, which marked 77 years since Nazi Germany's surrender.
Young and old tackle climate change
What links 80-year-old Sue Parfitt and 20-year-old Carla Rochel? Both are committed to taking action on climate change.