How coastlines propelled ancient humans across the planet - The World from PRX
National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek is a man on a mission: Travel across the world in the way the earliest humans out of…
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Pakistan’s solar revolution - The World from PRX
Pakistan is in the middle of a solar power revolution. Over the past five years, the percentage of electricity generated from…
The humanitarian catastrophe the world continues to overlook - The World from…
Sudan’s civil war has triggered what many describe as the world’s largest humanitarian disaster. It’s a crisis that remains…
French public media is being targeted by the far-right - The World from PRX
France’s public radio and television are accused of overspending, misspending, favoritism and left-wing political bias, according…
Spain taps into immigrant and refugee communities to fill vacant shepherding…
Older generations are retiring from their roles as shepherds in Spain, while young people no longer want to take up the…
Anti-immigrant sentiment rises in South Africa - The World from PRX
As tensions over immigration reach a crisis point in South Africa, the Nigerian government has even offered to repatriate its…
Are women behind the move in Spain to legalize undocumented immigrants? - The…
DW Reporter Souwie Buis concludes that women have been a major part of the process for hundreds of thousands of migrants in Spain…
Scottish soccer fans aim to skirt World Cup train costs by hiring a fleet of…
As costs mount for World Cup fans traveling for the 2026 summer games, Scotland fans have found a way to save money by taking…
Plan to kill dozens of wild hippos linked to Pablo Escobar generates fierce…
Around 200 hippos are roaming freely near the Colombian town of Doradal, descended from four animals that Pablo Escobar smuggled…
People use garden tools to protect millions of migrating red crabs on Christmas…
As tens of millions of red crabs make their way to the ocean on Australia’s Christmas Island, their human neighbors are using…
After yearslong cleaning efforts, what’s it like to swim in the Seine? - The…
John Laurenson from Deutsche Welle, DW, tests out a bathing site along the River Seine in Paris, which was forbidden to swimmers…
How a small community in Italy turned its home into a 'bear smart' town - The…
Pettorano sul Gizio, a small town in central Italy, is calling itself Europe’s first-ever “bear smart community,” interacting…
A soccer league brings locals and refugees together in Madrid - The World from…
Ashish Sharma, from our partners at DW, Deutsche Welle, tells the story of a soccer team started by the Spanish Commission for…
Estonia serves as a digital pioneer for European governments - The World from…
Ben Bathke from our partners DW, Deutsche Welle, reports on what European nations can learn from Estonia's digital government…
Reconstruction continues after 2023 earthquake in parts of Turkey and Syria -…
Some 2 1/2 years after a massive earthquake destroyed parts of southern Turkey and northern Syria, both countries are still…
Israel strikes Iran's nuclear sites and kills its top generals. Iran vows…
Israel launched blistering attacks on the heart of Iran's nuclear and military structure Friday, deploying warplanes and drones…