Rhythms Monthly
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Superstition
From gold masks in ancient tombs to athletes' pre-race rituals, superstition has shaped human culture and behavior throughout history. What purposes do such beliefs serve, and how have they evolved to meet the challenges of the modern information age?
A City That Cares
In Amsterdam, the Netherlands, the Animal Ambulance runs day and night, rescuing wild and domestic animals of all kinds whenever they are in danger or distress.
When the Aid Dries Up
In northern Uganda's refugee settlements, the sudden cut in international funding has left classrooms empty, clinics without medicine, and livelihoods collapsing overnight.
Superstition
From gold masks in ancient tombs to athletes' pre-race rituals, superstition has shaped human culture and behavior throughout history. What purposes do such beliefs serve, and how have they evolved to meet the challenges of the modern information age?
A City That Cares
In Amsterdam, the Netherlands, the Animal Ambulance runs day and night, rescuing wild and domestic animals of all kinds whenever they are in danger or distress.
When the Aid Dries Up
In northern Uganda's refugee settlements, the sudden cut in international funding has left classrooms empty, clinics without medicine, and livelihoods collapsing overnight.
War on the Nile
A feud between two generals fighting for power in Sudan has dragged the country into civil war and turned Khartoum, the capital and one of the largest cities in Africa, into ground zero for one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
Long Shadow
In northern Uganda’s refugee settlements, the sudden cut in international funding has left classrooms empty, clinics without medicine, and livelihoods collapsing overnight.
The Fallout from China’s Push into Sierra Leone
China's investment in Sierra Leone has brought growth, but also corruption, environmental destruction, and resource exploitation.
War on the Nile
A feud between two generals fighting for power in Sudan has dragged the country into civil war and turned Khartoum, the capital and one of the largest cities in Africa, into ground zero for one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
Long Shadow
In northern Uganda’s refugee settlements, the sudden cut in international funding has left classrooms empty, clinics without medicine, and livelihoods collapsing overnight.
The Fallout from China’s Push into Sierra Leone
China's investment in Sierra Leone has brought growth, but also corruption, environmental destruction, and resource exploitation.