Joshua Coe
Foreign Correspondent and Producer at The World from PRX
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Joshua Coe
Kristoffer Olsson on rare brain injury and amnesia: ‘I don’t remember my parents and son being there’“With a strong wolf mentality, you won our hearts. A true warrior from Central Jutland. All the best in the future. Thank you for everything, Kris. The superman of Midtjylland.” Danish champions Midtjylland paid an emotional farewell on Saturday to Sweden midfielder Kristoffer Olsson, who was in the …
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2 weeks ago |
theworld.org | Joshua Coe
Muhammad Aslam, 57, pointed out his old apartment in Mjølnerparken, a well-known public housing complex in the Danish capital of Copenhagen. The place was fenced off and monitored by security cameras, while the next-door lot — where neighboring apartments once stood — rumbled with the sounds of construction underway.
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3 weeks ago |
theworld.org | Joshua Coe
The year 2015 marked the peak of Europe’s refugee crisis. Over a million people suddenly arrived on the continent’s shores, trying to flee conflicts in home countries like Syria and Afghanistan — though, they came from all over the world for varied reasons. The vast majority who took to the sea headed from Turkey to Greek islands in the Aegean on decrepit boats operated by human smugglers.
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2 months ago |
theworld.org | Joshua Coe
As Germany gears up for parliamentary elections this Sunday, the country’s struggling economy and the future of immigration policy are top of mind for voters. The snap election comes after the collapse of the “traffic light” coalition government led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz last December. His party, the Social Democrats, is trailing third in the polls, behind the center-right Christian Democratic Union and the far-right Alternative for Germany, or AfD.
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2 months ago |
theworld.org | Joshua Coe
She was once called “the most dangerous woman in Africa.” But Andrée Blouin, who took part in multiple struggles for independence across Africa in the 1950s and 1960s, described herself as an African woman “inflamed by injustice” on a mission to free her continent from colonial rule. She was born in French Equatorial Africa, a federation of French colonial territories.
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Denmark demolishes homes in neighborhoods the govt labels "parallel societies." Along with other criteria, at least half the residents must have "non-Western" roots. Critics say this demographic grouping is used to target Muslims. Learn more @TheWorld 👇 https://t.co/JdUXyU4gct
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