One week ago, Uganda’s longtime president, Yoweri Museveni, was declared the winner of a disputed election. The country’s ...

In Iran, some families are still searching morgues for their loved ones. Among those who have found them, some say they have ...

A new analysis from the United Nations University finds that the world is in a state of “water bankruptcy,” with nearly half ...

Funding for the US Agency for International Development was among the first to be cut by the Trump administration, with the ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was in Davos, Switzerland on Thursday to appeal for support. The country is in the midst of a bitter winter war of attrition that has seen devastating Russian ...

When Lalin St Juste lost her grandmother, she lost a relative who’d come to the US from Haiti. That created a stronger need than ever to connect with Haiti itself. In this episode of Movement with ...

National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek is on a decadeslong project to walk from East Africa to South America. In his 13 years on the road so far, he’s been stopped by law enforcement 120 times.

Divina Viana is checking her boat as it’s about to take foreign tourists along the Rio Negro, or Black River, in the Brazilian Amazon. This is her home. “I was born and raised in the Amazon, in the ...

In East Africa, the vast majority of cars are imported from other countries. But a group of engineers in Kenya is working to change that by developing the country’s first-ever locally-assembled ...

The US immigration system sees one of the most radical policy shifts during US President Donald Trump’s second term. Also, ...

Reporter Fariba Nawa goes on the search with her daughters for the best mıhlama in Turkey. A fondue-like delicacy native to ...

Today, however, Nokia is back as a global leader in radio and mobile communication technology. From our partners at Deutsche Welle, DW, Lars Bevanger reports that the Finnish company has pivoted ...