Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
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Myanmar: a country at war with itself
In the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, Stuart Butler reports on a country torn apart by brutal civil war
How gender equality plays a key role in resolving civil wars
Gender-inclusive peace building can contribute towards more successful outcomes in countries experiencing conflict, new study confirms
Construction of mega dams in Tibet worries downriver nations
Satellite imagery shows that China has been constructing a mega dam in Tibet and that worries the downriver nations of India and Nepal.
Myanmar becomes the world’s biggest producer of opium
Conflict and a lack of economic opportunities leads to Myanmar becoming the worlds largest producer of opium.
Is Mogadishu, once the world’s most dangerous city, on the road to recovery?
In Mogadishu, the troubled capital of Somalia, tentative moves towards economic regrowth are evident, but the future remains far from certain
Syria: A country crushed by war
Nick Redmayne returns to Syria to find a country crushed by war but unwilling, or unable to talk openly about it
Divided approaches in NATO to the war in Ukraine
Tim Marshall looks at the tension building in NATO over Russia's invasion of Ukraine and how to deal with Putin in the future
Germany’s shifts in foreign policy following the war in Ukraine
Tim Marshall analyses how Germany's economic growth became increasingly reliant on Russian energy supplies
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