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“For a long time other children were laughing at me because I never knew my father’s name”. Ajna Jusic’s mother was raped by a Serbian soldier during the Yugoslav wars of the nineties. She is one of a large but unknown number of Bosnians conceived as a result of wartime rape. While Ajna has no intention of meeting her biological father, for Muharem Muhic, whose mother was also raped by a Serbia...
In Italy, the army manufacture marijuana to service the country's growing demand for medicinal cannabis. Yet they are struggling to keep up with this demand, opening the door to the black market.
As Mediterranean nations adopt more hardline policies towards migrants and refugees, new paths to Europe have opened up through the Balkans. Will Bosnia become Europe's latest chokepoint?
In the wake of many high-profile police shootings, American law enforcement officers are trying to find non-lethal solutions to traditional weapons, using both specialist training and technology.
Since 2014, Houthi rebels and the opposing Saudi coalition have used food as a weapon of war. In Yemen, subsequent control over resources has lead to one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world.
In US prisons, pregnant offenders face the possibility of separation from their children at birth. Wee Ones is a programme allowing non-violent incarcerated mothers to care for their children behind bars.
Puerto Rico's burgeoning coal industry might have saved the island over $500 million, but not without serious repercussions. The disastrous health problems affecting locals can no longer be ignored.
As the digital world becomes more complex and more crucial, so its defence becomes even more paramount. NATO knows the risks, and is preparing for potential cyber warfare.
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