PHOTOSTORY: LITTLE NIECE
Nick Danziger continues to photograph the exodus from rural areas to urban ones. Here, he documents young girls in Burkina Faso who are sent to the cities to work as domestic help
DOSSIER: THE BEAUTIFUL GAME?
Football is the world's number one sport. But as Mark Rowe discovers, this global popularity is masking a sinister underbelly with human traffickers using the bright lights of Europe's elite clubs as a lure for Africa's vulnerable youth
CARTOGRAPHY: DRAWING THE LINE
Ahead of a new exhibition at the British Library, curator Tom Harper highlights three examples of the way cartography shaped a century of war, peace and innovation
CLIMATE: AN ICY HOTHOUSE OF CHANGE
The ice in Greenland is rapidly melting, bringing massive global alteration. But as Todd Pitock discovers, not everyone is unhappy about the changing climate
EVENT: EXPLORE 2016
November marks the 40th year of the RGS-IBG's expedition and field research planning weekend. For its curator, Shane Winser, the priority is to inspire and assist the next generation of explorers. Paul Deegan reports
TRAVEL: PARADISE LOST
The Maldives are a land of dreams for one million tourists a year. But there is also religious extremism, corrupt politics and the environmental destruction. Sam Mittmerham reports
