Reports and Studies
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‘The only way for us to survive’: The life of a New York City candy seller
A clock on the electronic display flickers to noon above the bustling Times Square subway station in New York City.…
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In this relentless war, oh how I miss my students
The start of the school year is a particularly special time for me. Normally me and my students are starting…
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America approves “Zepbound”, a drug to counter obesity
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently given its approval for Eli Lilly’s highly anticipated weight-loss drug, Zepbound,…
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For displaced Palestinians in Syria, Israel war evokes Nakba and solidarity
In a small house in northwestern Syria, Muhammad Haninun is glued to his mobile phone, following the latest Israeli attacks…
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Abu Saher al-Maghari: The man who shrouds the dead in Gaza
Inside a small narrow room with white tiles, one man works diligently every day, standing for long hours over a…
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First-ever images prove ‘lost echidna’ not extinct
Scientists have filmed an ancient egg-laying mammal named after Sir David Attenborough for the first time, proving it isn’t extinct…
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About 90,000 people displaced by Myanmar conflict: UN
About 90,000 people have been displaced in Myanmar due to the intensifying conflict between the country’s military rulers and an…
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Lightning fires threaten planet-cooling forests
Climate change could bring more lightning to forests in northern reaches of the globe, increasing the risk of wildfires, a…
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John Oliver ruffles feathers in New Zealand’s Bird of the Century election
An annual vote to elect New Zealand’s favourite bird has exploded into an international public relations battle that is ruffling…
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Komfo Anokye kola tree: Ghana outrage after 300-year-old tree felled
The authorities in Ghana have launched a manhunt for the people who cut down a famous 300-year-old kola tree, which…
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