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Rise of the high-tech border industry

AI, data analytics and drone surveillance are shaping refugees' futures

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The cost of growing food

Global fertiliser prices are at record highs, as supplies from Russia begin to dry up

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How drones are helping to save lives

We hear from the people using the technology in medicine in Sweden, Uganda and the UK.

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Will a new gas pipeline be built in a 'pristine' Australian sea?

Australia is pushing ahead with new natural gas projects, but critics are fighting back.

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What are Russia's mercenaries doing in Africa?

We look into the secretive Wagner Group's history of violence in Africa

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The Russians leaving their country

Why are so many Russians choosing to leave? And what will it mean for its economy?

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The aid trail to Ukraine

People are donating by the lorry load, but is it better to give goods or money?

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Australia's tourism industry breathes a sigh of relief

We speak to tourism operators in Queensland now international borders are open again

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How tech is being used to help Ukraine

Tech entrepreneurs are developing software to help Ukrainians stay safe.

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Youth unemployment in France

As France prepares to elect it's President, we ask why many young people are out of work.

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Europe's gas crisis: How did we get here?

We visit the German town where the Nord Stream pipelines end. But will gas keep flowing?

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Lebanon's wheat crisis

People in Lebanon struggle to buy bread as prices soar and Ukraine wheat imports dry up.

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Russian and Ukrainian seafarers: working together during a war

The two nationalities make up 15% of ship workers globally. So what now there's a war on?

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Sri Lanka's debt crisis

Why is Sri Lanka facing its biggest economic crisis for decades?

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Nike’s most controversial ad campaign

Greg Hoffman, former Nike CMO, tells us how the ad with Colin Kaepernick came about.

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The chocolate islands

São Tomé and Príncipe was once the world’s biggest cocoa exporter. What happened?

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The future of job interviews

Are face-to-face grillings a thing of the past?

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Why whales matter

Can baleen whales rebound from near extinction and help revive ocean life?

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Will satellite internet technology connect the world?

Elon Musk gave satellite internet terminals to Ukraine and Tonga, but does it work?

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Fleeing danger

We look at how businesses evacuate their staff from dangerous situations.

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Sporting Sanctions

We look at how sport has reacted to the conflict in Ukraine.

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Wealth from waste: can urban mining save the planet?

Can extracting materials from used products make us less reliant on traditional mining?

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The cost of China’s zero-Covid policy

How is China's Covid policy affecting the country's economy, and the people living there?

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False banana: A new superfood?

Could enset, or false banana, help solve global food insecurity?

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The power of the brooch

The brooch might be a small accessory, but it’s got an awful lot to say

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Disney's Florida fallout

Why has Florida's governor targeted Disney, and what will the row mean for the company?

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Living face-to-face with climate change

Coastal communities in Sâo Tomé and Príncipe tell us they're seeing homes washed away.

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Female digital entrepreneurs in Africa

How digital platforms are helping African women gain financial independence.

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The DNA sequencing revolution

The fast and portable DNA sequencers that are transforming conservation and medicine.

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How the war in Ukraine has affected global tourism

Resorts hoping for a post-pandemic boom have now lost Russian and Ukrainian tourists

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