Happiness: A wedding official in Cameroon
Yaounde’s Deputy Mayor Claude Monthé has an unusual approach to officiating at weddings.
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The Young Cyclist: A Rwandan road rider
From street seller to bicycle taxi rider, Aliane Mugisha’s two-wheeled business leads to new cycling successes.
Desert Libraries: A scribe in Mali
Boubacar Najim is one of Mali’s few remaining copyists, determined to preserve Timbuktu’s famous manuscripts.
On Ukraine’s Front Line
“Why do you need this? Why do you need thousands of deaths again?”
Arabs Abroad: The Activist and the Entrepreneur
The success stories of a Palestinian political activist in Iceland and a Moroccan entrepreneur in the Netherlands.
Wake Up on Mars: Refugee children and the trauma of migration
A young boy dreams of escaping to Mars as his parents tend to his two sisters, both diagnosed with resignation syndrome.
The Race to Replace Duterte | Start Here
The Philippines election: dynasties, drama and intrigue
Haiti: A Perfect Storm
“I believe in my heart that Haitians are the toughest, most resilient people on Earth.”
The Bookmaker: An ancient craft in Ethiopia
An Ethiopian archbishop keeps the ancient craft of parchment bookmaking alive, but he needs a supply of goat skins.
On the White Nile: A South Sudan businesswoman
An immersive river ride into the world of Rebecca Chol, a spirited and resilient South Sudanese fisherwoman.
Am I Danish?: Ibrahim vs the Ghetto Laws
Ibrahim questions what it means to be Danish in his fight to stop Denmark’s controversial ghetto laws.
India’s Stolen Youth
101 East investigates how the COVID-19 pandemic led to a spike in child trafficking across India.
In Thailand, tourism recovers at snail’s pace
Thailand welcomed 106,117 foreign tourists in first 10 months of 2021, compared with 40 million ones before pandemic.
Buried Truths: America’s Indigenous Boarding Schools
Fault Lines on the consequences of a century-long US policy designed to dispossess Indigenous children of their culture.
A Palestinian Israeli Crime Wave
The little-known story of Palestinian Israeli crime gangs and the questions it raises about the Israeli police response.
By The People
Indigenous autonomy: Mexico's Cheran community throws out cartels and corrupt leaders, opting for self-governance.
Family of Palestinian boy killed by Israeli forces speaks out
15-year-old Mohammed Daadas was killed by Israeli forces while protesting illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Indian comedian Vir Das attacked over “two Indias” routine
Indian comedian Vir Das is at the centre of an online debate after his “two Indias” monologue video went viral.
India farmers: Protesters celebrate as Modi backs down
After year-long protests by farmers in India, PM Modi has announced that agricultural laws are to be withdrawn.
100 days of the Taliban | Start Here
Where do things stand in Afghanistan since the Taliban took over?