Call me Naama.I am a &nbsp;25 year old, mixed race Brazilian, Born in 1991 in Maringá Parana. I have lived in Wales, Boston, Washington D.C, and I am now&nbsp;back in Maringá. I work as Director of International Relations for a Unicesumar, the best University in the South of Brazil.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Naama Mendes Junior

Russia's wartime production fuels its economy

Conflict & Justice

Russia’s wartime production fuels its economy 

His step-father took him to Syria in 2014. His ordeal had just begun.

Shadow of ISIS

His stepfather took him to Syria in 2014. His ordeal had just begun.

Car theft epidemic in Toronto

Business, Finance & Economics

Toronto is experiencing a car theft epidemic

Iranian rapper Toomaj Salehi sentenced to death

Iranian rapper Toomaj Salehi has been sentenced to death in Iran.

Justice

Iranian rapper receives death sentence for his work and support of human rights 

'We have no future': A Syrian woman speaks about her life with an ISIS member

Wafaa Mustafa was married to American ISIS fighter Russell Dennison.

‘We have no future’: A Syrian woman speaks about her life with an American ISIS member

'It's like Guantanamo on an epic scale'

Children stand outside tents at Roj detention camp in northern Syria.

‘Guantanamo on an epic scale’: Life inside ISIS detention camps in Syria

Can the Olympic Games transform one of France's poorest districts?

Summer Olympics 2024

This Paris suburb gets a facelift amid controversy ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games

Europe threatens first-ever shutdown of social media app

Arts, Culture & Media

EU threatens to shut down popular app that pays users to watch videos

Local beach drink is making a comeback in Turkey

Food

A local soda is making a comeback in Turkey

In the West Bank, a Palestinian family's pain

Israel-Hamas war

‘He was killed with no justification’: In the West Bank, a Palestinian family grieves the death of their oldest son

The World's Podcast

Global Hit

Ways to Listen

The World Stations

Listen

Top of the World daily newsletter

Critical State

Newsletters

Culture & Society

Development & Education

Health & Medicine

Immigration

Money

Politics

Science & Environment

Technology

Women & Gender

Facebook

Instagram

Twitter

About Us

Contact

Donate Now

About

Donate

Meet the Team

Privacy

Terms of use

Global Politics

The US election is frightening to some people living in fragile democracies

Subscribe

cG9zdDo2Mzk5NjU=

<p>I have read and agree to your <a href="https://theworld.org/privacy" target="_blank">Privacy Policy</a>.</p>
