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Hunger Stones, Wrecks and Bones: Europe’s Drought Brings Past to Surface No White Saviors: How a Campaign Against Stereotype of Helpless Africa Rose – and Fell How an Indigenous Australian Artist ‘Astonished’ a Giant of American Art Rohingya Crisis: Plight of Myanmar’S Displaced People Explained in 30 Seconds How Bolivia’s Ruthless Tin Baron Saved Thousands of Jewish Refugees Heart of Brazil’s First Emperor Returns After Nearly 200 Years for ‘State Visit’ Hundreds of Taiwanese Trafficked to Cambodia and Held Captive by Telecom Scam Gangs Canada Refuses to Extend Bilingual Bonus to Indigenous-Language Workers ‘Grandmothers Are Our Weather App’: New Maps and Local Knowledge Power Chad’s Climate Fightback Afro-Colombians Helped Install a New Government in Bogotá. Will It Address Their Needs? ‘Everyone Loved Each Other’: the Rise of Yugonostalgia From Suva Runways to the Pages of Vogue: the Rising Star of Fiji’s Fledgling Fashion Scene Acropolis Wow: Replica Parthenon to Be Built at National Gallery of Victoria ‘Sell Your Organs to Raise the Ransom’: the Hondurans Risking Kidnap and Death to Reach the US Togo Achieves ‘Major Feat’ of Eliminating Four Neglected Tropical Diseases ‘Electricity Can Go Anytime Here’: How Zimbabwe’s Iron Men Ran Out of Steam Canada’s Growing Linguistic Diversity Can an Iconic Italian Wool Survive a Changing Economy? India, a Dairy Titan, Studies How to Keep Milk Flowing in a Hotter World Greek Party Islands Chill Out For Civilians Near the Front Lines, Independence Day Is Just Another Day of War

August 19, 2022

• Sacred Ground: the Ancient Grove Where Yoruba Traditions Are Reborn
• Sun, Sea and Boiled Eggs: Albania Has It All
• Afro-Colombians Helped Install a New Government in Bogotá. Will It Address Their Needs?
• The Gabon Woman Who Went From Teacher to Bamboo Bike Maker
• Greece Finally Aids Refugees Stranded on Scorpion and Snake-Infested Islet
• Volunteers Sail Roman Boat Replica Along Danube to Budapest
• Japan Launches Nationwide Competition to Boost Alcohol Consumption
• Silence, Stigma and Unaffordable Drugs: the Kenyan Woman Finding Sickle Cell Solutions
• ‘There Are Snakes – but We Attack the Fires’: Refugees Fight Flames in the Sahara
• High Street? Dutch Ecstasy ‘Shop’ Shows Possible Way for Drug Reform
• ‘It’s Never Enough’: the Senegal Goldminers Surviving From One Nugget to the Next
• Ukraine War Pushes up Price of Emergency Food for Starving Children
• Huge Megalithic Complex of More Than 500 Standing Stones Discovered in Spain
• Thai Instant Noodle Makers Seek Government Approval for First Price Hike in 14 Years
• The Devil Went Down to Gambia! the Surprising History of African Country Music
• Dr. Oh, ‘the God of Parenting,’ Will See You Now. on Television.
• ‘Captain Condom’ Turned the Tide in Thailand’s War on AIDS and Overpopulation
• Clean Toilets, Inspired Teachers: How India’s Capital Is Fixing Its Schools
• Scotland Makes Period Products Free
• Read Your Way Through Reykjavík
• At Last, Online Travel Planning Is Becoming (a Little) Easier
• Ivory Coast’s Cocoa Curse

August 12, 2022

• The Big Idea: Do Nations Really Need Borders?
• Border Wall That Threatened Historic Us-Mexico Friendship Park Halted
• Famine: What Is It, Where Will It Strike and How Should the World Respond?
• ‘The New Normal’: How Europe Is Being Hit by a Climate-Driven Drought Crisis
• US Returns to Cambodia Dozens of Antiquities Looted From Historic Sites
• Spyware Is Huge Threat to Global Human Rights and Democracy, Expert Warns
• Explainer: What Makes Ghana’s Anti-Gay Bill so Extreme?
• Tehran Museum Unveils Western Art Masterpieces Hidden for Decades
• New Irish Adoption Law Opens Wounds As 900 Register to Trace Birth Families
• ‘Prison Destroys Every Human Dignity’: Free Chol Soo Lee and the Miscarriage of Justice That United Asian-Americans
• Wanted: Desert Island Resort in Maldives Seeks Barefoot Bookseller
• Ukrainians at Risk From Anti-Refugee Tensions in Host Countries, Report Warns
• Inside Somalia’s Vicious Cycle of Deforestation for Charcoal
• Look on the Braai Side! How to Host Your Own South African Barbecue
• Spanish Catholic Church to Investigate Antisemitic Rituals
• ‘We Borrow Our Lands From Our Children’: Sami Say They Are Paying for Sweden Going Green
• Thailand’s Gay-Romance TV Dramas Help Revive Flagging Tourism Industry
• From the Workshop to the War: Creative Use of Drones Lifts Ukraine
• In Italy, Where Pizza Was Born, Domino’s Bows Out
• Kyiv Nightlife Comes Back Amid Urge for Contact. ‘This Is the Cure.’
• The New ‘Monuments Officers’ Prepare to Protect Art Amid War

August 5, 2022

• Ancient Sculptures Found in Storage Box Finally Returned to Mexico
• After 350 Years, Sea Gives up Lost Jewels of Spanish Shipwreck
• Spiritual Union: Why Gulf Migrants Are Turning to Evangelical Christianity
• British Museum Calls for ‘Parthenon Partnership’ With Greece Over Marbles
• Fee Rise to See Komodo Dragons Triggers Strike by Indonesian Tourism Workers
• Feminists in India Applaud Their Abortion Rights – but They Don’t Extend to Dalit Women
• Japan May Rethink Reporting of Covid Cases As Subvariant Hits Hard
• Hungry, Harassed and Alone: Cabo Delgado’s Refugee Women – in Pictures
• Oxford University May Return Items Looted From Nigeria by Britain in 1897
• Going Underground: Inside Ron Howard’s Explosive Movie About the Thai Cave Rescue
• U.S. Bolsters Aid for Cambodia Amid Efforts to Ease Global Food Crisis
• After 5 Years of Terror, a Town in Libya Finds Justice Frustratingly Elusive
• Mines, Fires, Rockets: the Ravages of War Bedevil Ukraine’s Farmers
• Irish Farmers Help Save a Bird Whose Calls Used to Herald Summer
• Below an Israeli City, a Musical Harmony Belies the Tensions Above Ground
• Read Your Way Through Cairo
• How Hot and Humid Singapore Is Trying to Cool Itself Down
• In Israel, a Biblical Tongue Meets Gender Politics