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Exiles or Occupiers? Russian emigres in Georgia try to make sense of their new reality
Navigating condemnation and uncertainty after the invasion of Ukraine.
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In central Mali, communities are signing agreements with insurgents to survive
Temporary truces may bring a measure of peace but are no long-term solution to a decade-old conflict.
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Syrian students in Jordan still betting on university
But with mounting challenges, only a handful of exiles can pursue higher education.
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Mastic producers in Greece innovate as climate change threatens harvest
On the island of Chios, villagers have produced a rare, healthful resin for centuries.
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Conflict refugees find a cold welcome in Burkina Faso
Government neglect and rising discrimination are prompting a major crisis for the Peul people.
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For queer Syrians in Germany, all that glitters is not gold
LGBTQ+ exiles try to find their place in a diverse society.
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Pain and profit in a Greek island’s proximity to Turkey
Once a vital trading center with far-flung diaspora, Chios reflects the diversity of the country’s border regions.
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In Ghana, a celebrity chef spotlights Fulani culture
Fatmata Binta is taking the international food world by storm.
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Apricots from Damascus
Syrian seasonal workers are helping save Turkey’s agriculture from collapse. Why have they become scapegoats?
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Greece’s border villages face shrinking, aging populations
Locals in Thrace hope a plan to reconnect historical ties across national borders could bring life back to the region.