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Hazardous pesticides banned in Europe are legally available in Kenya, despite the health risks to farmers and the wider ...

For more than two years, Jean Marseille sent audio recordings documenting the hurdles of daily life in Haiti. His dispatches ...

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Residents said UN troops sexually abused women and carried out anti-rebel airstrikes that endangered civilians.

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The deal sent shockwaves through the Horn of Africa and accelerated a diplomatic realignment that could impact the region’s ...

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