Once threats and disappearances in Chechnya’s underground gay community began adding up, hundreds of gay Chechen men reportedly fled the region.
Fearing for their lives, gay Chechen men go into hiding
Unemployment is driving Europe’s young professionals northward
Malika Etchekopar-Etchart, 38, unemployed, holds a blackboard with the word "chomage" (unemployment), the most important election issue for her, as she poses for Reuters in Chartres, France February 1, 2017. She said: "It's more and more difficult to find a job. A few years back, it was a lot easier." REUTERS/Stephane Mahe SEARCH "ELECTION CHARTRES" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES - RTX309WJ
Young people in southern European looking for work in countries like Britain, Germany, The Netherlands and Belgium, feel their mobility is being forced upon them.
Are foreign steel imports damaging US national security?
An employee works at a steel factory in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China, July 4, 2016. China Daily/via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. EDITORIAL USE ONLY. CHINA OUT. - RTX2JL74
A 1962 trade law allows the president to restrict imports if security interests are at stake and President Trump has ordered an investigation into the matter, but skeptics argue it’s a ploy to limit imports.
Centuries-old martial art developed by African slaves in Brazil spreads tolerance message in CAR
After fighting between Christian and Muslim groups rocked the Central African Republic, five Christian and Muslim youths use a combination of dance, music and acrobatics to break down barriers.
Vietnam’s energy use could jump 200% over the next two decades
Workers are seen in Ninh Binh Power Plant, which is a coal fired power plant to supply electricity, in Ninh Binh Province in Vietnam, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2007. The Asian Development Bank agreed Friday to loan Vietnam nearly $1 billion to build a coal-fired power plant as the booming country scrambles to keep up with its surging demand for power. (AP Photo/Chitose Suzuki)
Hanoi considers a mix of technology, renewable power, and energy efficiency to meet this need without damaging the environment.
In a town that embraces refugees, auto shop business flourishes
After fleeing persecution in Uzbekistan and repression in Russia, Yasha Ismailov is living the American Dream in a town just a few hours outside of Washington, DC.