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Salah Fareeq Al-Feroun's farm sits unattended without the necessary water to cultivate Iraq's signature anbar rice, Al-Meshkhab, Najaf Province, Iraq, Aug. 30, 2023.
Food
Iraq’s signature anbar rice is disappearing amid water shortages
flags of the US and China
Global Politics
The risks of a new Cold War between the US and China are real: Here’s why
Global Scan
Turkish protesters have a new target — their president’s social media followers
Family Planning: Challenges & Choices in Africa
Environment
Is your cell phone fueling violence in the Congo?
Business, Economics and Jobs
Helping school children in Zimbabwe
Conflict & Justice
The Terrible World of ‘Artisanal’ Mining
Ugandan Butterflies Indicate Change
Business, Economics and Jobs
Congolese Plea for Conflict-Minerals-Free iPhone
Zambia’s Population Boom
Conflict & Justice
Mining in Zambia — One Year After Collum Coal Incident
Conflict & Justice
Uganda’s Opposition Leader Under House Arrest
Arts, Culture & Media
Bushmeat black market thrives in Paris
Water and Women in Kenya
Eating Apes
Global Politics
Soccer as geopolitical indicator as World Cup kicks off
Conflict & Justice
The Human Cost of Zimbabwe’s Troubles
Conflict & Justice
Zimbabweans forced out of South Africa
Conflict & Justice
Preparing for Elections in Congo
Conflict & Justice
Congolese police face murder charges
Environment
Geo answer
Conflict & Justice
Norwegian men get death sentence in Congo
Conflict & Justice
South African violence
Global Politics
Zimbabwean refugees in South Africa
Global hit – Yunasi
Going undercover in Zimbabwe