Ukrainians embrace tattoos as a form of patriotism

Cambodian American graduates: More than victims of genocide

Arrest of online influencer Andrew Tate puts Romania’s webcam industry in the spotlight

Is the fictional film ‘The Kerala Story’ cautionary or propaganda?

This Jerusalem tattoo studio is part of a centuries-old Christian tradition 

Ukrainian rock band Vopli Vidopliassova and fans rediscover an old hit 

After Taliban ban, women NGO workers in Afghanistan struggle to make ends meet

Will Brazil’s ‘Fake News Bill’ regulate disinformation or stifle free speech?

90% of the cars on Ghana’s roads are imported used cars. Many are polluting or unsafe.

‘Back to normal’ at Jerusalem’s holiest site 

Starting over in France: How some Ukrainian families are trying to embrace their new lives

Afghans who fled to the US hope that Congress will fix their status 

Ethnic minorities in Russia are campaigning for the breakup of the country

Ukraine’s air defense adapts with more sophisticated technology, equipment

Tokyo’s trash-collecting samurai takes a fun, zany approach to cleanup

‘We were treated as disposable beings’: Waste pickers in Colombia fought for their rights after 11 murders

Factory that made essential therapeutic food for malnourished children in Sudan burns down

This fashion brand modernizes Ukraine’s traditional vyshyvanka shirt and dress to reflect wartime

In Mumbai, waste pickers do the heavy lifting of recycling  

Trash sorters in Ghana face health and safety risks

Afghan families traverse most of Latin America to seek asylum at the US border

Romania’s traditional blouse industry under threat by mass production of fake replicas

The hacker Bassterlord in his own words: Portrait of an access broker as a young man

US Amb Bridget Brink: ‘I see no break in support’ to help Ukraine prevail against Russia

Migrants stranded in Mexico rush to cross the US border before Title 42 ends

Negotiations continue in Saudi Arabia to end fighting in Sudan

Migration across Darién Gap changes Colombian village’s economy

Russian artists in exile create new identity and work 

An attack at Africa’s oldest synagogue leaves Jews on a pilgrimage in Tunisia concerned

As Title 42 ends, more migrants from South America are crossing the Darién jungle en route to US

Ukrainian refugees create their own school in Romania

In Sudan, volunteers step up to help those caught in the crossfire

A shaky political situation in Pakistan could get worse with arrest of former PM Imran Khan

El Fuego volcano erupts in Guatemala

More migrants cross US-Mexico border days before restrictions end  

This 80-year-old pudding maker in Tokyo goes viral for his flan-flinging flair

Japanese restaurants use AI to combat sushi terrorism

Israel’s ‘judicial coup’ protests are going strong. They still might fail.

Liverpool steps in to host Eurovision Song Contest

How a group of Cuban female musicians claimed a drum — and a tradition

Crowdsourcing morality: How an app allows the Iraqi government to arrest ‘indecent’ influencers

Young people in Spain use punk rock to vent their frustrations

El Salvador president’s popularity soars with controversial approach to crime

Energy workers in France threaten power cuts over retirement age

Animal species are evolving to adjust to climate change, but scientists say time is running out

Palestinians celebrate a new generation of West Bank militants 

New Kings and Queens soccer leagues enlist internet stars to revamp sport

How a Boston hospital transformed a Ukrainian child’s life

‘Winnie and Nelson’: A new book explores a fraught political partnership

‘Trade is trade and war is war’: Romanian farmers say helping Ukraine is hurting their bottom line

Pollution from Tijuana River contaminates marine border areas