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02/03/2023
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- 3 February 2023
Mozambican mines, Taliban taxes, and Myanmar’s downward spiral
Louise O'Brien/TNH
02/03/2023
- Migration
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- 2 February 2023
Why Afghan refugees in Brazil are making dangerous US journeys
Jeomark Roberto/TNH

Afghan refugees pray in a corner of the makeshift camp that has been erected in the São Paolo airport.
02/03/2023
- Conflict
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- 1 February 2023
Western Sahara’s ‘frozen conflict’ heats up, but world’s attention elsewhere
Danielle Smith/TNH

Fatimalo Mustapha Sayed manages a community vegetable garden in El Aaiún, one of five Sahrawi refugee camps in southern Algeria.

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