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For centuries, the United States was considered a nation of immigrants. President Trump has changed that with a brutal crackdown on immigration. But with opposition growing, arguments about how to define American identity are on the rise, once more.
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The Polish village of Rozwarowo in northern Poland is saving the moors. Local thatcher Alfred Smolczynski initiated the process: He's been renaturalizing the moor since the 1980s, in the face of much resistance. Now, bird conservationists are reintroducing the sedge warbler there.
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Constant discomfort, hard stools, and sluggish bowels - can diet and exercise really help? What else could be behind gut issues?
For generations, herders and farmers have shared the land. Today, mistrust and conflict are driving them apart. Behind every clash are families, dreams, and a longing for peace. In this Street Debate, Nigerians open up about the pain, the causes, and the real solutions to ending the herder-farmer crisis.
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Every year in Mexico, thousands of women are killed simply because they are women. Femicide rates in the country are among the highest in the world. Authorities often turn a blind eye, allowing perpetrators to go unpunished. But resistance is growing.
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Where does our food come from, and where does it end up? This two-part series looks at the journey from production to plate, exploring the hidden world behind the food we eat.
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