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Sunshine for breakfast in Doha’s Souq Waqif
In Doha’s ‘Standing Market’ is a cheerful breakfast joint, run by the Souq’s most formidable businesswoman and hostess.
Published On 17 Oct 2022
‘It’s just like the ocean here now’: Indonesia’s flooded villages
On the northern coast of Central Java, villagers are fighting a losing battle against rising sea levels.
Published On 4 Sep 2022
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Meet Cambodia’s cyber slaves
In Cambodia, thousands of foreigners are trafficked, enslaved in compounds and forced to scam by cyber-fraud syndicates.
Published On 11 Aug 2022
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‘What we fear as women’: Sexual abuse in UK universities
Women working or studying at UK universities share how their complaints about sexual misconduct were mishandled.
Published On 2 Nov 2021

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No matter their shortcomings, former presidents have a way of still exerting influence. Will the same be true for Trump?

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