Police probe explosive device thrown at Indigenous protest in Australia
Man charged with throwing explosive device into a crowd at Invasion Day protest in Western Australia’s Perth.
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The Take: Tribal nations are getting their land back. Now what?
What does getting land back mean for a tribe? The reality is far more complex than headlines suggest.
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From: Fault Lines
Children of War
In a war-torn part of Colombia, a family flees their home after rebels kill a young man who had joined them as a child.
Published On 20 Nov 2025
From: The Stream
Why the olive harvest in Palestine is more than just farming?
We look at what this olive harvest really means for Palestinians and how it connects generations across the land.
Published On 17 Nov 2025
Vatican returns 62 items taken from Indigenous communities in Canada
Pope Leo gifts the objects to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops after meeting their representatives.
From: NewsFeed
Panama’s Guna set example for climate displacement resiliency
Panama’s indigenous Guna people may be the example to follow for others affected by climate change.
Published On 13 Nov 2025
Australia’s first treaty with Aboriginal people signed in state of Victoria
The treaty, which comes more than 220 years after the state was colonised, creates an assembly and truth-telling body.
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Five things you should know about Mexico’s Day of the Dead
Between skulls and marigold flowers, here is the significance of the Day of the Dead.
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Tanzania elections: Who’s standing and what’s at stake?
Opposition members accuse President Samia Suluhu Hassan of cracking down on dissent to stay in power.
Quebec’s disastrous forest reform bill was killed, but the threat remains
A deeply flawed vision of forest management persists within the provincial government.
From: NewsFeed
First Nations community fights Canadian government over poisoned water
Canada’s Grassy Narrows First Nation is taking on the government over a local employer’s poisoning of their water.
Published On 13 Oct 2025
