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Peru’s open-door policy has made it an attractive destination for Venezuelans fleeing poverty at home. But the arrival of one million migrants has put pressure on the Andean state's limited resources.
The Dominican Republic has a long history of persecuting migrants from neighbouring Haiti, but in the wake of climate refugee crises, new draconian citizenship laws stand to make the children of immigrants stateless.
A quarter of a century on from the Rwandan genocide, the nation is still recovering. Attempts are being made to build a new Rwandan identity, but for many survivors the wounds are still fresh.
Mangroves are unique in their habitat as well as their contribution to the ecosystems around them. Now, climate change has enabled their northward drift, promoting fascinated study from ecological researchers.
After playing the President on television, Volodymr Zelenskiy is running to become the real life President of Ukraine. Polls show him leading the race, but question marks remain over his inexperience.
The Russian annexation of Crimea and the subsequent war in Eastern Ukraine supported by the Kremlin has caused a rupture in the Orthodox Church, traditionally centred on Moscow. As the Ukraine looks west, the Church has declared independence from the Muscovite hegemony on Church doctrine.
Using modern techniques to analyse centuries-old fossils, scientists in California are reconstructing a history of the world's oceans. Their aim is to better understand how our waters looked 200 years ago.
Work on Rome’s new state-of-the-art subway line near the Colosseum has been plagued by delays, but it’s also unearthed a surprise treasure trove of thousands of artefacts, including a Roman military barracks and an ancient home.
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