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February 22, 2020 | The Atlantic

The Paradox of Rodrigo Duterte

Richard Bernstein

The president’s political success illustrates many of the reasons populist leaders the world over are able to bypass challenges that would torpedo a more typical politician.

February 21, 2020 | Gizmodo

Coconut Oil Could Be the Next Disastrous Biofuel

Nithin Coca

There is growing evidence that these biofuels have little climate or environmental benefit.

February 21, 2020 | The Intercept

Video: Chinese Business (Portuguese)

Ingrid Barros & Sabrina Felipe

Flávio Dino is displacing the poor to benefit the Chinese.

February 21, 2020 | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

'Hard to Take': Wisconsin Veterans Who Hoped to Make a Difference in Iraq Are Saddened to See Spike in Violence

Meg Jones

The spike in violence in Iraq proves disheartening for Wisconsin veterans who served in the Iraq war.

February 21, 2020 | PRI's The World

Chinese Development in the Amazon

Melissa Chan

Last year, deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon reached the highest rate in more than a decade. One of the biggest drivers of deforestation in the region is the growing of soybeans for livestock feed. The World's host Marco Werman speaks to reporter and Pulitzer Center Grantee Melissa Chan about her reporting in Brazil on Chinese interests in the Amazon.

February 21, 2020 | VICE News

'It's a Punch in the Face to Trump': Why Soleimani’s Killing Could Mean Hard-Line Victories in Iran's Elections

Reese Erlich

The country's parliamentary elections are a measure of popular support for confrontation with the U.S.

February 20, 2020 | TIME

America’s Clean Water Crisis Goes Far Beyond Flint. There’s No Relief in Sight

Justin Worland. Images by Matt Black

More than 30 million Americans lived in areas where water systems violated safety rules at the beginning of last year, according to data from the Environmental Protection Agency.

February 20, 2020 | Yes! Magazine

A Country That Welcomes Migration

Patrick Ammerman and Gustavo Andrés Castillo Arenas

The way Colombia has responded to the flood of Venezuelans crossing the border makes it a global standout at a time when other countries are closing their doors.

February 20, 2020 | Foreign Policy

Pakistan’s Success Story

Fatima Bhojani

How Pakistan's Swat Valley went from basket case to on the mend.

February 20, 2020 | The New York Times

Judge Excuses 9/11 Defense Lawyer and Postpones Torture Testimony

Carol Rosenberg

The court will allow the lawyer to withdraw gradually from the case for health reasons while the Pentagon finds another death penalty expert.

February 20, 2020 | PBS NewsHour

A Year After the Rise of Juan Guaido, Venezuelans Are Still Waiting for Change

Marcia Biggs and Frank Carlson

For residents opposed to the socialist regime of President Nicolas Maduro, the 2019 rise of opposition leader Juan Guaido offered a moment of hope that has yet to deliver.

February 19, 2020 | Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Magazine

Health Care Providers Are Missing Chances to Help Victims of Sex Trafficking

Isabella Gomes

Thousands of victims filter through the U.S. health care system each year.

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