Pioneering marine scientist Sylvia Earle reflects on decades under the sea

Nepal brought back its tigers. Now, it has to figure out how to live with them.

A Hiroshima survivor’s lost memoir

Climbers mourn death of first Omani woman to summit Mount Everest

This Slovak village wants to get rid of its UNESCO World Heritage designation

WorldPride revelers in Amsterdam say they won’t give in to fear

How decades of US immigration law shaped the Filipino diaspora — and San Diego

The migration of fruits and vegetables from the Philippines to the US

Venezuela is leaving the ICC. Victims say their fight for justice is not over.

French climate lawsuit offers a window into the next round of the global legal fight

Filipino migrants in the US set up institutions similar to back home

Cubans adapt to crisis, but resilience has its limits

How to save Colombia’s high-altitude bees

Trump and Netanyahu convene for closed-door meeting

Author Arundhati Roy on the rise of India’s youth-led ‘Cockroach’ party protests

Latvia teaches high schoolers to defend their country

From liberator to dictator: Nicaragua’s Ortega says no more elections

The ‘fishing link’: The role of salmon in the human migration to North America 

WWII massacre still causing tensions between Poland and Ukraine decades later

Smoky skies in Canada raise public health concerns exacerbated by climate change

Andy Burnham takes over as Britain’s seventh prime minister in a decade

France legalizes assisted dying over objections from some doctors and churches

Ukraine’s defense minister dismissed amid cabinet changes

Cuba’s power grid buckles as people face extended blackouts

Men’s soccer is big during the World Cup, but women’s soccer merch reigns supreme

How India’s caste system persists across the globe

Despite policy change, dowry deaths persist in India

Typhoon Bavi bears down on China

What tech powers a global walk?

How nations weaponize the energy trade during times of war

Can the internet save traditional rug-making in Kyrgyzstan?

The war the world is struggling to see

Torrential rain and floods in West Africa kill dozens

A ballet about Rudolf Nureyev was almost lost to history

Pollution is changing how the world smells

Who belongs?: The global battle over citizenship

How global forces helped shape American democracy

After Venezuela’s earthquakes, anger grows over government and military response

War correspondent Sally Hayden examines acts of love amid conflict

Brands invested in controversial carbon offsets earn climate label

Global climate litigation is increasingly targeting data centers

Italy’s attempt to repopulate mountain villages is falling short

Impact of Supreme Court TPS ruling on Haitians, Syrians and tens of thousands in the US

The erasure of childhood in Gaza

Norwegian royals are in the spotlight

How art augments a global walk

Chinese suppliers are advertising nitazenes — more potent than fentanyl — online

Trump-backed conservative wins Colombia’s presidential election, promising tougher approach to crime

Lawsuit hopes to get three African elephants out of Johannesburg Zoo

The Haitian soccer star who turned the World Cup upside-down — and then disappeared

Rhiannon Giddens discusses the history of the banjo and its African roots

South African students to continue to fall into an education accessibility gap

Historians say more details about the lives of enslaved Africans need to be taught

Challenges under India’s university reservation system

The Whitney Plantation in Louisiana focuses on the history and contributions of enslaved Africans

College students from Minnesota’s immigrant communities reflect on the message of Juneteenth

Strike on Venezuela gang leader may open door to mineral wealth

‘Show Aufguss’ fills saunas with steam, theatrics and heated competitions

A scientific breakthrough for spinal injuries is emerging in Brazil

Mexico City turns World Cup opener into a public party