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In photos: Demining Syria, the ‘most land mine-affected place in the world’ (washingtonpost.com) In photos: Demining Syria, the ‘most land mine-affected place in the world’ By Ed Ram; Mikhail Klimentov 2025061213530500 RAQQA, Syria — Mofida Majthou squatted, holding a detonator affixed to the end of a long wire.

Feb 24, 2025 | msn.com | Siobhan O'Grady |Kostiantyn Khudov |Anastacia Galouchka |Ed Ram

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Feb 24, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Kostiantyn Khudov |Anastacia Galouchka |Ed Ram

They were boys when the war began — innocent and ignorant of missiles, drones and Russian occupation. Three years after Russia’s full-scale invasion — the war still raging — they are facing adulthood in a country where being a man often means carrying a weapon. Russia’s war has stressed and pressured Ukraine’s whole society in almost every way imaginable. Ukrainian women have borne the brunt of family responsibilities, often caring for children or elderly parents.

Jan 31, 2025 | postguam.com | Rael Ombuor |Ed Ram

NAIROBI - The guitar thrummed, drumsticks smashed into a quivering cymbal and the lead vocalist for Rash howled into the mic, electrifying the night air. After years in the wilderness, Kenya’s small rock and metal scene is exploding, with bands like Irony Destroyed, Last Year’s Tragedy and Rash clawing their way up the charts. Very few Africans have traditionally listened to rock music, said Nick Wathi, one of Kenya’s first rock producers.

Jan 31, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Rael Ombuor |Ed Ram

NAIROBI — The guitar thrummed, the drumsticks smashed into a quivering cymbal, and the lead vocalist for Rash howled into the mic, electrifying the night air. After years in the wilderness, Kenya’s tiny rock and metal scene is exploding — and bands like Irony Destroyed, Last Year’s Tragedy and Rash are clawing their way up the charts. Very few Africans have traditionally listened to rock music, said Nick Wathi, one of Kenya’s first rock producers.