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In southern Italy the village of Pentedattilo is a ghost town. For forty year Rossella Aquilanti decided to live here in this abandoned paradise where she looks after a small herd of goats. Two years ago she was joined by a young Malian, Maka Tounkara, who crossed the Mediterranean in a small boat. Together they want to save the village destruction.

An unlikely duo lives all alone in a mountain village in southern Italy. Together they want to save if from destruction.

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The cedar forests in the mountains of Lebanon are both a symbol of the nation and an important natural environment. But the ancient forests are threatened by climate change as well as illegal logging, in a country that is experiencing and unprecedented crisis.

Lebanon Without Cedars

Lebanon's famous cedar forests are under threat from climate change and illegal logging.

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Dragan Daničić lives in northern Kosovo, which borders Serbia and is home to a mostly Serbian population. He is a farmer that sells his produce at market in Serbia. But time and again, the tensions between Serbia and Kosovo makes reaching his customers difficult, with tight borders and customs controls.

Serbia and Kosovo’s tense relationship means that ethnic Serb Dragan can’t bring his produce to market.

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The 500 residents of Gokcedere lies only 50 kilometres from the epicentre of the recent earthquake. The village is devastated and relies on donations from volunteers.

Turkey: A Village in Ruins

Iceland still allows controversial ‘blood farms’, where blood is extracted from pregnant mares to be used to boost reproduction in farm animals. Two animal rights campaigners from Switzerland, Sabrina Gurtner and York Ditfurth, go to Iceland to survey the extent of the practice and to prove it amounts to animal abuse.

Two swiss animal rights campaigners go undercover in Iceland to survey the controversial practice of blood letting of pregnant mares.

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With the increase in the cost of living, food banks are increasingly in demand in Germany. But the massive influx of people in need poses a major challenge to charities, which sometimes have to refuse new applicants.

With the increase in the cost of living, food banks are increasingly in demand in Germany.

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Peter Szabo is a pepper producer in Hungary, dried to make the famous Hungarian paprika. The ancestral know-how and passion for paprika was handed down to him from his parents and grand-parents. But in today’s globalised world with competition from China and labour shortages at home, the future for small pepper producers in Hungary looks difficult.

With competition from China and labour shortages at home, the future for small pepper producers in Hungary looks difficult.

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In the Caribbean, Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the island of Hispaniola. The poorest state in the Americas lies next door to one that is booming economically. Tens of thousands of Haitian workers, fleeing misery and chaos, cross the 380-kilometre long porous border between the two countries. But they are not welcomed with open arms.

Dominican Republic: Anti-Haitian Feeling

Many Haitians, fleeing misery and chaos, migrate to the neighbouring Dominican Republic where anti-Haitian feeling is growing.

In Scandinavian countries, "Green Care" (or nature therapy) is a well-established alternative to traditional retirement homes. It combines agricultural activities with care services. At the age of 74, German pensioner Heinz-Dieter Herper is starting a new life: he is moving to a farm...

Life on the Farm

At the age of 74, German pensioner Heinz-Dieter Herper is starting a new life: he is moving to a farm...

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Thousands of migrants risk their lives by crossing the Evros River, the natural border between Greece and Turkey and many drown or die of hypothermia in the attempt. When bodies wash up on the riverbanks, identifying them is difficult: Forensic scientist Pavlos Pavlidis tries to find out these people’s names so that their families can be informed.

Identifying Migrants' Bodies in Greece

Forensic scientist Pavlos Pavlidis tries to identify the bodies of migrants who have perished trying to reach Europe.

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Lebanon Without Cedars

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Turkey: A Village in Ruins

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Dominican Republic: Anti-Haitian Feeling

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Life on the Farm

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