By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
“Follow the money,” the investigators in the series The Wire used to say, drawing inspiration from the plot of All the President’s Men. Follow the trail of money and you will reach [...]
Livelihoods – especially in the rural north – have become increasingly fragile, yet federal and state authorities have failed to provide effective responses to the growing vulnerability. [...]
Did you know that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, despite their deserts, import millions of tonnes of sand every year? Why do they rely on imported sand for their mega-projects? [...]
One day, a man wearing an elegant suit and a fine tie made a striking entrance into a village.
Climbing onto a crate, he loudly announced to anyone willing to listen that he would buy every donkey [...]
The death of Ali Khamenei does not close a chapter, yet it profoundly disrupts the Middle Eastern chessboard and forces us to ask whether such an assassination might unite a society that was [...]
The seabed of the Baltic Sea is only one example of how wars have contaminated the oceans. After the Second World War, between 40,000 and 60,000 tonnes of chemical weapons were abandoned in the [...]
Inside, rusty shelves line the walls, empty soft-drink cans hanging on them add a splash of colour, and an old table covered with a worn cloth stands in a corner. To passers-by, the shopkeeper is a [...]
Over a seven-year period, between 2015 and 2022, 53,318 children and young people were killed in Latin America, evidence that violence continues to pose a serious threat to the lives and well-being [...]
A desert outing — in a landscape that is beginning to bloom — was organised for the children attending the nursery school of the Mihtawish Bedouin community, which lives in the villages [...]