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Unpaved red dirt road stretching through a rural village with houses, tropical trees, and a solar-powered street light
Environment
Brands invested in controversial carbon offsets earn climate label
7:03
A street scene with people walking, auto rickshaws, and buildings. A dome structure is visible in the background.
Military
Washington targets Cuba’s military-run business empire
6:23
A lively scene in a dimly lit room with a smiling woman in a patterned dress dancing among a group of people. There are several people seated at tables, some of whom are smoking hookahs. The atmosphere is warm and social.
Culture
Turkey has become a growing hub for Iranian businesses and cultural spaces
7:45
A sleek black SUV with a rugged design on display in a modern showroom, featuring prominent wheel arches, a distinctive hood with air vents, and a roof rack. The room has a tiled floor, decorative elements, and wheels mounted on the wall in the background.
Economics
How Shenzhen, China, became the electric car capital of the world
7:42
Foreign policy
In South Korea, it’s getting harder to push for human rights in North Korea
5:43
Community
The favela couriers who put their community on the map in Brazil
4:04
Science & Technology
An AI that speaks the languages of Latin America
6:02
Transportation
Uber partners with Chinese firm to launch robotaxis in Middle East
4:34
Business, Economics and Jobs
President Trump hints at compromise ahead of US-China trade talks
4:30
Economics
Tijuana’s factories are caught between uncertainty and opportunity amid Trump tariffs
5:54
Environment
Global maritime shipping is aiming to reach zero emissions by 2050
7:58
Japan in Focus
In Japan, an automotive light bulb manufacturer pivots to growing mushrooms 
5:11
Business, Economics and Jobs
Bougainville: The world’s next new country?
13:17
Immigration
Meet the Jamaicans who harvest the Champlain Valley’s apples
4:58
Japan in Focus
Whaling continues in Japan despite worldwide protests 
5:24
Japan in Focus
Rice shortage shines spotlight on Japan’s agricultural policy
7:37
Arts, Culture & Media
Germany’s culture war over animal welfare 
5:19
Business, Economics and Jobs
Paraguay’s soy bonanza leaves small farmers in the cold
5:21
Arts, Culture & Media
The rocky road to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
5:33
Arts, Culture & Media
Small businesses already feeling the pain after Instagram block in Turkey 
3:35
Lifestyle
The enduring harvest of the ‘Tears of Chios’
5:28
Lifestyle & Belief
Capitalists Anonymous: Weary French seek help in buying and polluting less
4:08
payment screen with options for credit, debit and Pix
Arts, Culture & Media
Brazil’s innovative Pix banking system is replacing cash and credit cards
4:58
Shadow of ISIS
‘I have to work to help my family’: Child laborers in Raqqa face dangerous conditions
shepherd with photo
Shadow of ISIS
Oil refineries in northeastern Syria are sickening people and polluting the environment
Polyethylene bags are used to protect bananas from pests and blight on a plantation in Costa Rica.
Business, Economics and Jobs
The shadow of the United Fruit Company still reaches across the globe today
Students cheer on speakers during a gathering to mark the first anniversary of student groups stormed the parliament in Taipei, Taiwan, Wednesday, March 18, 2015.
Protest
10 years ago, the Sunflower Movement pushed Taiwan away from China
A buffalo grazes on the drenched land in the Cardamom Mountains, southwest Cambodia.
Human rights
‘It’s a lose-lose situation’: Carbon ‘offset’ project in Cambodia accused of human rights violations
US dollars are now commonly used by businesses in Venezuela. The informal adoption of the dollar has helped to decrease inflation and product shortages.
Economics
Venezuela’s public sector workers take on multiple side jobs just to get by
Air quality levels have been bad in Accra since December as harmattan season kicks in across Ghana. The data coming in shows the situation is not improving.
Climate Change
Hazy skies over Accra: Harsh harmattan season in Ghana leads to health hazards, poor air quality
The defense chiefs from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) countries excluding Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad, Guinea and Niger, gather for their extraordinary meeting in Accra, Ghana, Thursday, Aug. 17, 2023, to discuss the situation in Nig
3 coup-hit West African nations exit ECOWAS citing sanctions, no support against terrorism 
street view
Business, Economics and Jobs
Cubans worry about inflation explosion after government austerity measures
Turkish breakfasts are elaborate and offer a wide variety of options eaten over the course of an hour or two. Diners are not expected to eat everything on the table. 
Food
In Istanbul, the classic ‘Turkish breakfast’ comes under fire for food waste
Uganda Women Birders tackles limiting gender taboos by giving women the experience and resources they need to prove they can do the job.
Jobs
‘Birds are everywhere!’ Women bird guides in Uganda set a global example
Workers in western Uzbekistan haul large bundles of cotton to a nearby truck.
Business, Economics and Jobs
‘Justice doesn’t exist here’: Uzbek farmers and cotton workers say abuse, exploitation continues despite reforms
ruins
Israel-Hamas war
‘We saw an immediate drop’: Jordan’s tourism industry is suffering amid the Israel-Hamas war
The warning labels are found on a number of Israeli, American and European products.
Israel-Hamas war
Jordanians boycott American companies seen as pro-Israeli
Zimbabwe's unique stone sculptures grace museums, gardens, and art lovers' homes worldwide.
Arts
Zimbabwe’s stone sculptors struggle to keep carving
Portrait photo of a woman
Business, Economics and Jobs
Microfinance was meant to help the world’s poor, but in Cambodia, it’s plunging people deeper into debt
prison getting raided
Conflict & Justice
What is behind the seizure of Venezuela’s most-notorious prison?
Aerial view of the village of Mutucal, Mãe Grande Curuçá Extractive Reserve.
The Big Fix
Rural communities in the Amazon face a complex world of carbon credits
Woman takes a picture of a sunset at a park.
Business, Economics and Jobs
Barcelona gets bombarded by selfie-taking tourists
The Rhine River passes through Basel, a Swiss city that sits near the borders of Germany and France.
Environment
Salmon are returning to Europe’s Rhine River, but a key barrier remains
The Crooked House before it got demolished.
Development
Demise of ‘Crooked House’ pub is cautionary tale about loss of British heritage
Women rush out of a train during peak hours at Churchgate station in Mumbai, India, Monday, March 20, 2023.
Jobs
Indian women do less paid work. It’s bad news for the economy.
woman
The Liberian women who took on their traffickers and won
An offshore gas terminal is lit up amid the Atlantic Ocean as houses lay on the beachfront between the sea and the Senegal River, bottom, in Saint-Louis, Senegal, Jan. 18, 2023.
Energy
Europe looks to Senegal for new energy supply. But what’s in it for the Senegalese?
A fully-covered man riding a motorbike in the street at night
Business, Economics and Jobs
New banking services tackle barriers faced by migrants
A few customers sneak into a card shop just before closing time in Akihabara, Tokyo.
Arts, Culture & Media
Pokémon fever once again grips fans around the world
Armenian skyline with buildings and mountains
Culture
More Armenians in California are moving back to their parents’ native land
wall with women's faces marked out
Afghanistan
Women in Afghanistan are devastated by the Taliban’s ban on beauty salons
three diplomats shake hands in front of an embassy building
‘Open lines of communication’ are crucial to improving relations with Beijing, Amb Nicholas Burns says
For more than a century, water from mineral springs in the Georgian town of Borjomi has been bottled and sold throughout the former Soviet Union. To this day, Borjomi remains a well-known brand from Kyiv to Kazakhstan.
Ukraine
Georgia’s famous Borjomi water company takes a hit during Russia-Ukraine war
Half Moon Bay is a famous beach in Antigua and Barbuda that is now covered sargassum, a type of large, brown floating seaweed.
Environment
Caribbean summer forecast: high chance of sargassum
trucks
In Mumbai, waste pickers do the heavy lifting of recycling  
After migrants arrive in Capurgana's harbor, they are loaded on tuk-tuks and taken to the shelter on the edge of town.
Migration
Migration across Darién Gap changes Colombian village’s economy
The downturn in  Ionuț Spiță’s profits was driven by the glut of cheaper Ukrainian grain and oilseeds, intended for Africa and the Middle East that flooded the Central and Eastern European markets. 
Ukraine
‘Trade is trade and war is war’: Romanian farmers say helping Ukraine is hurting their bottom line
People sit along Bitcoin Beach in El Zonte, El Salvador.
Economics
El Salvador’s bitcoin experiment rides on choppy seas as currency fluctuates
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani attends the "Invest Karnataka 2016 Global Investors Meet" in Bangalore, India, Feb. 3, 2016. 
Business, Economics and Jobs
Indian billionaire businessman Gautam Adani faces scrutiny
Syed Sajjad Ali inspects tomatoes planted inside a Kheyti greenhouse.
The Big Fix
This greenhouse innovation helps farmers in India cope with climate change