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In Havana, fuel shortages, power cuts, failing infrastructure, and growing food lines are pushing daily life for Cubans closer to the edge.

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Today, displaced and living in a tent in Al Mawasi, Khan Younis, he struggles to provide for his children, surviving on canned food. His story reflects a reality faced by countless families and farmers in Gaza, even after the ceasefire.

Abu Rami Al-Astal spent 20 years nurturing Gaza’s soil, growing strawberries, olives, and countless crops.

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In her latest report for Noosphere, Anna Conkling breaks down the recent developments in Kupyansk and shares her conversation with Katya about what her life was like then to now and the possibilities of her returning to the city.

Before Ukrainian forces liberated Kupyansk in September 2022, an estimated 60,000 residents were unable to flee the city. Among them was Katya, a 31-year-old mother of two—Sergey, 13, and Sofia, 10—who endured life under occupation before eventually leaving.

Ukrainian forces have pushed Russian troops out of most of the city, though fighting continues on its outskirts and some nearby areas remain contested. Even so, the developments mark a significant moment for Ukraine, as Kupyansk remains a key target in the region.

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Paul Conroy—a renowned journalist who has spent years reporting from conflict zones—has been braving the frontlines of Ukraine. He’s just released a powerful audio essay from Kherson, a city on the front line of the war, grappling not only with violence but with the politics shaping its survival.