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Serbia, a country of 7 million people wants to join the European Union. But its path to accession is built on an economic model that gives short shrift to environmental protection. Belgrade regularly tops the list of the worst air in Europe due to polluting coal power plants.

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Serbia: The Rubbish Dump of Europe

ARTE first met Fereshta Azimi in 2020 on Lesbos, before the fire that devastated the overpopulated Moria refugee camp where she had been living for a year and a half. Now transferred to western Greece, what has happened to her hopes of asylum in Europe?

Greece: Waiting for Asylum

ARTE first met Fereshta Azimi in 2020 on Lesbos, now transferred to the Greek mainland, what has happened to her hopes of asylum in Europe?

Over the past 20 years, coal mining has been driving Mongolia's economy. Although it has brought much needed development to the nation, as well as heating for Mongolians, it also has brought serious environmental harm.

Coal in Mongolia: Blessing or Curse?

Over the past 20 years, coal mining has been driving Mongolia's economy forward, but it has brought serious environmental harm.

Khartoum, autumn 2021: The Sudanese capital has been in turmoil since General Burhan ousted the civilian government in a coup. Sara, 23, a leftist student, has participated in all the struggles of the Sudanese revolution.

Sudan: Women in Revolt

Khartoum, autumn 2021: The Sudanese capital has been in turmoil since General Burhan ousted the civilian government in a coup. 

With nearly 500,000 deaths from Covid-19, India is one of the countries hardest hit by the pandemic. The second wave that swept through the subcontinent in Spring 2021 destroyed entire families and is estimated to have left behind more than 100,000 orphans.

India: Covid Orphans

The second wave that swept through the subcontinent in Spring 2021 is estimated to have left behind more than 100,000 orphans.

Fawzia Koofi is an extraordinary woman: the only female party leader in Afghanistan and also the country's first female MP. Since the Taliban's return to power, she has been forced to continue her fight for women’s rights in exile.

A Feminist and the Taliban

Since the Taliban's return to power, Fawzia Koofi has been forced to continue her fight for women’s rights in exile.

Venezuelans have been living through a deep economic crisis for several years with food shortages coupled with hyperinflation. Press freedom is also in peril as the government cracks down on independent media. But some young journalists are going offline, giving news reports live from city buses.

Venezuela: Desperate for News

Desperate to provide independent news, some young journalists are giving news bulletins offline on board city buses.

Almost 10 years ago, Turkey opened its doors wide to more than 3 million Syrian refugees. But for those Afghans who fled the Taliban to power this summer and are trying to cross into Turkey, the welcome couldn't be more different.

Turkey: Afghan Refugees Not Welcome

After Turkey welcomed more than 3 million Syrian refugees, Afghans are not welcome

In northwest Albania Afghan refugees have been welcomed not in an overcrowded camp surrounded by barbed wire but in luxury hotels by the beach.

Albania: A Refugee Paradise?

The Indian state of Sikkim has banned pesticides completely, allowing only organic farming. The results: healthy food and healthy soils.

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