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December 29, 2026
Timeline: Notable kidnapping cases of school children in Nigeria
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A timeline of major school kidnappings in Nigeria, tracing a decade of abductions and the country’s deepening security crisis.
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Under Threat in Deir Istiya: An Olive Harvest Sustained by Israeli Activists
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In a season marked by arrests and rising settler attacks, Palestinian farmers in Deir Istiya rely on unexpected allies to [...]
December 06, 2025
The Little Horse of Skyros: Preserving Greece’s Native Wildlife
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The rare native horse of Skyros has become the centre of a larger debate about land use and what a future for wild animals might look like.
November 19, 2025
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