When in drought, plant fonio

World’s longest underground rail tunnel in the Alps nears completion

To counter narco-corridos’ popularity, Mexico tries a song contest 

In South Korea, it’s getting harder to push for human rights in North Korea

The favela couriers who put their community on the map in Brazil

An iconic French mountain in Aix-en-Provence may soon disappear

‘When the fun stops, stop.’ Addiction experts consider the rise of gambling in the UK a test case.

France steps up military training

Starving and surrounded: el-Fasher residents plead for aid

Protest music thrives in Iran, three years after young woman’s death sparked grassroots uprising

‘How much can you afford to lose?’ Gambling in Norway is tightly controlled. Could that work in the US?

Is the Turkish president turning the lights out on democracy?

An ancient tradition saved a Spanish forest. Now the tradition needs saving.

Trump administration’s policies are driving away international students

To stop Arctic ice from disappearing, one company tries making it thicker

US strikes a second boat in the Caribbean. Here’s how Venezuelans see the situation.

The last king of Hawaii was the first world leader to embark on a global diplomacy tour in 1881

Greenlanders largely want independence, but think it’ll be a long road to get there

The world’s best comics store says immersive fantasy is key to its success

Fear and loathing on the Lithuanian border

Freeing victims from criminal enclaves in Myanmar, one TikTok at a time

Divers remove ‘ghost gear’ the length of a soccer pitch from marine-protected area in Mexico

Amid influx of tourists, Greenland’s capital sees strained infrastructure

Amid divorce and war, a Palestinian-Israeli actor finds himself ‘between the river and the sea’

Wildlife crossings provide crucial routes for animals across the globe amid climate change, urban development

‘Floating Farm’ in the Netherlands wants to keep food above rising seas

The mothers leading Mexico’s search for the disappeared

Bolsonaro trial nears verdict in Brazil coup plot case

Students to study Puerto Rico and colonialism through Bad Bunny’s latest album

From San Francisco to a Dutch refugee camp: Why transgender Americans are fleeing home

International student restrictions could cost the US billions

Indian students consider other countries to continue their studies

Refugee Afghan girls in the US plan for once unimaginable higher education

Europe wants to attract American scientists

Research funding cuts in the US could cause an American brain drain in STEM field

Former student from Kenya brought computer literacy to her hometown after studying in the US