The gold rush in the Sahel is providing an economic lifeline for jihadists and military juntas across the region

Traditional hunting gives Solomon Islanders a lifeline in their fight against rising sea levels

Caribbean island nation is the smallest country to have qualified for the football World Cup

Damaged photographs illustrate the human cost of pollution

Britain seen through the lens of its national sport

La Rinconada the world's highest town and epicentre of Peru's gold rush

Chernobyl 1986 - 2026: from man made disaster to war zone

How Ukraine's trains became the country's lifeblood in the war with Russia

Major infrastructure projects are about to be unleashed on the Amazon

On the 80th anniversary of the United Nations the organisation is in crisis on multiple fronts

South Africa's mining industry creates extraordinary wealth for some but little reaches local communities

Communities in danger hold on to education in Latin America

The UK has one of the starkest economic divides of any country in Europe

One of the world's largest nomadic groups faces threats from climate change and regional conflicts

The new train to Kashmir is an engineering marvel but is its real purpose a means of controlling the region?

Syrians confront the country's painful past

Suicide levels amongst Colombia's indigenous communities are some of the highest in the world

What does a vehicle tell us about status, culture and personal identity.

Rape as a weapon war in the forgotten conflict between Tigray and Ethiopia

Eradicating one group of animals to protect another

Will Trump fill the holes in the wall?

How Cheerleeding conquered the world from Lagos to Ho Chi Minh City

The rise and fall of an African village over 20 years

The world's most valuable marble has been quarried in Carrara for two thousand years. But is it still sustainable?