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The Copenhagen pavilions for UIA World Congress of Architects 2023 explore UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

In Tel Aviv, Hannah McCarthy speaks to Israelis who say they are worried about the future of their country.

After killing hundreds and displacing thousands as it barrelled through Mozambique and Malawi, twice, Cyclone Freddy dissipates over land, although flooding remains a threat in both countries.

Bukele's government uses paid influencers and 'likely bot farms' to tweet pro-government messages 'tens of thousands of times' on a given topic while masking their origin to create the appearance of authentic grassroots support.

GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala—Doctors Without Borders, a medical aid nonprofit which is funded by a number of prominent tech ...

Doctors Without Borders is publishing maps that are distributed to migrants showing routes through Central America that reach the U.S.

South Africa ranks 44th out of 168 countries in Reporters Without Borders' latest 
 index of press freedom - down from 31st position in the 2005 index, but still well 
 within the top 50 countries said to have "genuine press freedom".

Media professionals in Morocco work in an environment where press freedom is only nominally protected by the constitution and is subject to state control. DW Akademie supports journalists there with training.

The man will be driving his pickup truck

Egypt's privately-owned media are increasingly dominated by businessmen linked to the government and its intelligence agencies, a rights group said this week.Reporters Without Borders, known by the Fr