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China

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    "Can Religion Save the Environment?" at 2015 Environmental Film Festival

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    Jon Sawyer and Kem Knapp Sawyer Speak at Universities in China

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    Meltdown and Maneuvering in the High North

    How frontline climate science operates under mounting strategic strain. Scientists at

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    Richard Stone
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  • Shark meat sold and served across Brazil is cryptically labeled cação, which prevents citizens and buyers from knowing its actual identity. But in many cases, it’s blue shark (Prionace glauca), a near-threatened species. Image courtesy of Ron Watkins/Ocean Image Bank.
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    Pulitzer Center-Supported Investigation Named Finalist for Gabo Awards

    A Pulitzer Center-supported investigation that looked into wildlife trafficking in the Amazon has...

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    Cate Riccio
    Pulitzer Center Staff
    June 18, 2026
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    Nurmemet, a Uyghur militant, went to Syria to learn how to use arms after encountering what he described as extreme repression against Uyghurs in China. Image by Emily Feng/NPR. Syria.
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    PART OF: Searching for a Homeland: Uyghurs in Syria

    The Uncertain Future of the Foreign Fighters Who Helped Topple Syria’s Assad

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    Emily Feng
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    June 8, 2026
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    What Happens When the PEPFAR Bridge Program Ends?

    How South Africa and Lesotho are navigating a critical transition in U.S. global health policy

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    Larry Miller
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    PART OF: Deep-Sea Mining’s Race to the Bottom

    How (and Why) We Tracked China’s Deep-Sea Mining Fleet

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    May 29, 2026
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    PART OF: Myanmar Unearthed: The Dark Side of the Global Energy Transition

    The Amplification Machine: Who Spread a Fake Rare Earths Conspiracy Across X and Facebook? Who Was Behind It?

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    May 23, 2026
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  • The aurora borealis can be seen in the clear winter sky and reflected as a scarlet glow on the ice on the outskirts of Nain, creating a colourful and surreal nightscape. Image by Johnny C.Y. Lam. Canada.
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    Why All Eyes Should Be on the Arctic

    This week you have undoubtedly been reading about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s return to...

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    Rozina Breen
    Pulitzer Center Staff
    May 21, 2026
  • Hobayd, a senior commander of the Uyghur militants in Syria, crouches in a strategic tunnel used during the 2024 offensive against then-President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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    Searching for a Homeland: Uyghurs in Syria

    Many Uyghurs born in China fled to Syria, where they helped overthrow the Assad regime.

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    Emily Feng
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    PART OF: Searching for a Homeland: Uyghurs in Syria

    What Motivated Chinese-Born Uyghers To Fight in Syria’s Civil War (Audio)

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    Emily Feng
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    May 17, 2026
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    A senior Uyghur militant stands in an olive grove in northern Syria, where Uyghur commanders say their fighters began an ultimately successful assault on Syrian regime forces in November 2024.
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    PART OF: Searching for a Homeland: Uyghurs in Syria

    The Foreign Fighters Who Helped Topple Assad — and Why China Worries About Them

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    Emily Feng
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    May 17, 2026
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