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Homepage Sign in Get started The whole story. Longreads on Conflict Asia's Meth Wars Fugitive Fathers Myanmar Emerges Red Light Jihad When Terror Gets Old PRI Follow Following In South Korea’s war panic economy, sales thrive on nuclear angst In South Korea’s war panic economy, sales thrive on nuclear angst Gas masks, hazmat suits and emergency rations all can be had for a price. Or, for the upper classes, your own personal bunker. Patrick Winn Aug 21, 2018 How North Korean hackers became the world’s greatest bank robbers How North Korean hackers became the world’s greatest bank robbers The Reconnaissance General Bureau, North Korea’s equivalent to the CIA, has trained up the world’s greatest bank-robbing crews. In just the… Patrick Winn May 16, 2018 Meet a boy who survived ‘The Crossing’ Meet a boy who survived ‘The Crossing’ His 3,000-mile journey to safety shows human rights abuses continue even on the other side of the Spain-Morocco border. Isabella Alexander-Nathani Jul 5, 2017 Myanmar’s army is tormenting Muslims with a brutal rape campaign Myanmar’s army is tormenting Muslims with a brutal rape campaign Myanmar’s troops are systematically raping Muslim women — a tactic seemingly designed to terrorize the Rohingya population into fleeing the… Patrick Winn Feb 8, 2017 Meth’s new frontier: The marshlands of Bangladesh Meth’s new frontier: The marshlands of Bangladesh Annual seizures of meth in the country have gone up 80,000 percent — yes, eighty thousand percent — in nine years. Patrick Winn Apr 26, 2017 Latest Inside Italy’s plot to infiltrate migrant rescue boats in the Mediterranean Inside Italy’s plot to infiltrate migrant rescue boats in the Mediterranean Our reporter was invited on a migrant rescue trip organized by Save the Children. Unbeknownst to everyone on the boat, including us, he… Richard Hall Jun 28, 2018 A US corporation wants to raze a gold-rich mountain in Peru. Meet the woman who stands in its way. A US corporation wants to raze a gold-rich mountain in Peru. Meet the woman who stands in its way. Máxima Acuña-Atalaya de Chaupe has waged a years-long battle against Newmont Mining to try and retain her farm — and stop a new open pit… deepa fernandes Jun 4, 2018 Overfished: In Senegal, empty nets lead to hunger and violence Overfished: In Senegal, empty nets lead to hunger and violence The crisis is now forcing West African countries along the Atlantic to fight one another over the fish that remain. Meaghan Beatley and Sam Edwards May 30, 2018 Women in the global aid sector are saying #AidToo Women in the global aid sector are saying #AidToo It’s their version of #MeToo — unfortunately, sexual harassment and abuse are all too common in the humanitarian aid sector. Amy Costello Mar 22, 2018 Asias Meth Wars Myanmar’s state-backed militias are flooding Asia with meth Myanmar’s state-backed militias are flooding Asia with meth The drug has chewed through society and spat out broken men and women — all while the government responds with a collective shrug. Patrick Winn Nov 11, 2015 How Asia’s meth is made (with the help of Myanmar’s military) How Asia’s meth is made (with the help of Myanmar’s military) An animated short. Patrick Winn Nov 11, 2015 About Latest Stories Archive About Medium Terms Privacy...