18 November 2025, Independence Park, Kingston. 35,000 Jamaicans, two hundred Curacaoans. The tenth minute of stoppage time. Then the final whistle. The sensation is complete: Curacao, a Caribbean island with a population the size of Cambridge, will ...
The people of Fanalei, a small settlement in the Solomon Islands, are adapting to a life lived on the edge of an encroaching sea: graves have been moved, a church has been washed away, and sea walls are built and rebuilt. For generations, the community ...
In Lesotho, one of the world most mountainous nations, where hundreds of thousands of people living in remote communities lack road access to healthcare, a tenacious band of flying health workers provides a lifeline. Flying around the country in tiny ...
Mongolia's capital suffocates every winter under a permanent smog. Trapped by dependence on coal, the city gasps for air, air quality indices far exceed permitted levels, and residents struggle to survive in an atmosphere that has become toxic. The ...
Ption-Ville is the only place in Haiti where life looks normal, merengue music floats from neighbourhood bars, and young men play basketball in a park. But the sound of gunshots from the city below can still shatter otherwise peaceful afternoons. In ...
The rules of cricket are famously incomprehensible to anyone not brought up on the game. Looking though Tom Shaw's lens the viewer comes away with a deeper understanding of the changing face of the country which invented the game, even if the rules are ...
Over 200,000 railway workers are responsible for roughly 20,000 kilometres of railway tracks in Ukraine. Despite the constant danger from Russian attacks, they have kept the network largely operational during the war. Their work has saved countless lives...
Sweden's image as a peace-loving welfare state of crystal clear lakes and sweeping pine forests has been tarnished by a wave of gang-related crime that features children as both victims and perpetrators. From drug-running gangs of youths to under-age ...
Quiulacocha is a visual essay that uses the alchemy of photography as a medium and a metaphor to address the impact of mining on the health of people in Cerro de Pasco, the epicentre of mining activity in Peru and one of the most polluted places in the ...
On April 26, 1986, at 1:23 am reactor number four of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded. It was the worst technological catastrophe of the modern era, changing the lives of millions of people. The explosion released tons of radioactive dust into ...
Chongqing is, according to some measures, the largest city in the world. Yet it is also little known outside China, deep in the country's interior on the banks of the Yangtze River, around 2,300 kilometres from the sea. With its almost two and half ...
La Rinconada is the highest, permanently inhabited settlement in the world at over 5,000 metres above sea level. It has grown out of an informal settlement for miners working in nearby gold mines into a small city of around 30,000 people and continues to...
During the desperate drive for economic development under Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaucescu, vast swathes of the Danube Delta - the huge wetlands straddling the border between Romania and Ukraine where the Danube spills into the Black Sea - were ...
The Kangerluarsuk Fjord cuts deep into the wild mountains of southern Greenland. Bare rock walls rise steeply out of the water. On the eastern side a striking mountain range towers above the bay, its peaks looking like the teeth of a comb. Yet Ole ...
One year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in December 2024, Syria is at a fragile turning point. Levels of violence have declined in many parts of the country, but the humanitarian crisis remains immense. Millions of Syrians still depend on ...
In the misty, isolated, and impenetrable mountains of southern Tanzania lies one of the world's richest ecosystems and the refuge of the kipunji monkey, one of the last primates discovered on earth. But this biodiversity sanctuary, untouched by mass ...