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Americans’ Support for Admitting Refugees Is at a Record High, Gallup Finds Tanzania’s Maasai Appeal to West to Stop Eviction for Conservation Plans The Flanders Phenomenon: How Belgian Buildings Went From Joke to Genius ‘Relentless’ Destruction of Rainforest Continuing Despite COP26 Pledge ‘Carnival Is Politics’: Revellers Bring Anti-Bolsonaro Sentiment to Rio’s Streets Beijing Halts Weddings and Funerals and Closes Schools in Covid Fightback Risking It All: Migrants Brave Darién Gap in Pursuit of the American Dream ‘All Omens Look Positive’: Greece Is Grateful As the Tourists Flock Back Skulls at Mexico ‘Crime Scene’ Were Sacrificial Remains From AD900 Iraq’S Ancient Buildings Are Being Destroyed by Climate Change In Praise of Iyashikei: Why We Love Soothing Anime Where Nothing Happens The Lost Jews of Nigeria New Clues Shed Light on ‘Pivotal’ Moment in the Great Pacific Migration A Brass Band Trains in Sierra Leone – in Pictures Secondhand Bikes and City Traffic: the Joy and Grit of an African Cycle Race Workers Discover ‘Unprecedented’ Phoenician Necropolis in Southern Spain Demolishing City of the Dead Will Displace a Lively Quarter of Cairo Italy’s Highest Court Rules Children to Be Given Mother’s and Father’s Surnames

April 22

• ‘Mic in Hand, I Find My Voice’: the Female Reporters From India's Villages
• Thai Mango Sticky Rice Sales Surge After Sweet Treat's Coachella Cameo
• Holding Back the Years: Why Everyone in South Korea Could Soon Be Getting Younger
• From Benito's Chicken to Bardot's Dog, Inside Rome's Elite Pet Cemetery
• Venice Pushes Ahead With €10 Entry Fee Plan As Tourists Flock Back
• Exhibition of Pompeii's Sex Scenes Aims to Decode Erotica
• Iraq's Ancient Buildings Are Being Destroyed by Climate Change
• ‘They Treat Us Very Well’: Ukrainian Refugees Settle Into Irish Life
• ‘A Difficult Time’: Why Popular Tv Series Pachinko Was Met With Silence in Japan
• Seed Banks: the Last Line of Defense Against a Threatening Global Food Crisis
• The New Wave of Female Film-Makers Confronting Mexico's Violence Against Women
• Rap the Casbah: the Casablanca School Giving Young Hip-Hop Stars a Voice
• Barcelona's Pro-Mother Tongue Project That Inverts the Classic Rule of Migration
• Raising Cash for Water: Why Somalis Are Bypassing Aid Agencies in Drought Crisis
• Paella That Is Out of This World: Spain's Top Chefs Take Space Food to Next Level
• Meet Edris, the Big Yellow School Bus That Roams Yemen's Refugee Camps
• Zimbabweans Abroad Switch to Food Delivery Apps to Help Family at Home
• Welcome to a Village With More Booksellers Than School Pupils
• Jerusalem Tattoo Artist Inks Pilgrims, Priests and Those Scarred by Conflict
• Rare Overlap of Holy Days Shows Jerusalem’s Promise and Problems
• The World’s Broken Promise of Asylum

April 15

• The Ukrainian Refugee Crisis Is a Women’s Crisis
• Joy As Indonesia Passes Bill Outlawing Sexual Abuse and Forced Marriage
• On Poland-Ukraine Border, the Past Is Always Present. It’s Not Always Predictive
• What Does Political Upheaval in Pakistan Mean for the World?
• A Community Out of Time: Larry Towell’s Images of Mennonite Families
• Danes Revel in ‘Dancing Cow Day’ for First Time Since Covid Outbreak
• ‘Extraordinary’: Ancient Tombs and Statues Unearthed Beneath Notre Dame Cathedral
• Italy’s Superbonus 110% Scheme Prompts Surge of Green Home Renovations
• ‘Change the Vision’: Iran Women Push to Break Football Barriers Amid Fan Ban
• How South Asia’s Bridal Industry Built a WhatsApp Empire
• From the Ranting Atheist to I Like Girls: the Best African Podcasts
• Woman Who Drew up Schindler’s Lists During Holocaust Dies at 107
• All-Female Newsroom Launched in Somalia to Widen Media’s Scope
• Spring Time: Why an Ancient Water System Is Being Brought Back to Life in Spain
• This Psychiatric Hospital Used to Chain Patients. Now It Treats Them
• Can Toddlers Cross the Street Alone? Yes, on Reality TV in Japan
• Israel’s Oldest Museum Takes a New Look at Israeli Art
• Pencil Cases and Air-Raid Sirens: School at War for Ukraine’s Children
• Cheap as Chips’ No Longer True in U.K. as Prices Soar for a Favorite Meal

April 8

• Florence’s Uffizi Gallery Named Italy’a Most Visited Cultural Site for First Time
• The Safest Place in the World to Be a Woman? Try Telling That to These Icelandic Campaigners
• From Grief to Paw Prints, People Share Ireland Census ‘Time Capsule’ Messages
• Art of Diplomacy: 300 Years of Japanese Art in Britain’s Royal Collection
• How War in Ukraine Is Affecting Food Supply in Africa and the Middle East
• ‘People Would Chase Me’: the Taxi Bike Rider Breaking Uganda’s Taboos
• From Dalí to Picasso, a Museum With a Masterpiece Collection Partially Reopens
• Kyoto Spring: the Finest Japanese and World Photography – in Pictures
• At Angkor Wat, ‘You Have One of the World’s Wonders to Yourself’
• A Push for Parentheses Miffs Thais (Who Have Bigger Problems)
• ‘I’m Old, Not an Idiot.’ One Man’s Protest Gets Attention of Spanish Banks
• ‘The Daily’ Explores a Covid Mystery in Africa
• Japan Issues Policy for Entry, Confusing Travelers Who Hope to Visit Country
• ‘The Sport of Love’: Ping-Pong, the Great Equalizer

April 1

• Violence in Mexico and Central America Driving Large Waves of Migration
• Ireland’s Last ‘Magdelene Laundry’ Will Be Preserved As a Memorial
• Indigenous Artists Imagine a Radically Different Australia: ‘We Need to Let Country Do What It’s Going to Do’
• Royal Tour ‘In Sharp Opposition’ to Needs of Caribbean People, Says Human Rights Group
• Protect Indigenous People’s Rights or Paris Climate Goals Will Fail, Says Report
• Chile’s Archaeologists Fight to Save the World’s Oldest Mummies From Climate Change
• Not Just ‘Cocaine and War’: Colombian Pride at Oscar-Winning Encanto’s Positive Portrayal
• ‘I Never Imagined Strangers Could Be so Close’: Five Ukrainian Families on Starting Again in the EU
• Egypt Fixes Price of Bread As Ukraine War Hits Wheat Supply
• Fundraise or Die: How Fijians Are Crowdfunding Lifesaving Kidney Treatment
• Meet the Skateboarding Girls of Accra – in Pictures
• ‘Meet Us, Don’t Eat Us’: Iceland Turns From Whale Eaters to Whale Watchers
• Pampered Pooches at a Tokyo Pet Fair – in Pictures
• A Mural Lionizing an Indian Ruler Was Sold at Auction. His Legacy Is Contested
• How War in Ukraine Roiled Facebook and Instagram
• Canadian Indigenous Groups Seeking Apology Meet With Pope
• ‘Drive My Car’ Oscar Is a Slow-Burn Return for Japan’s Cinema