Excerpt of article written for Deutsche Welle, published on January 25, 2019: Across the world, climate change is sparking conflict as people struggle over dwindling resources. The fight over water could quickly escalate between India and Pakistan — and both have nuclear arms. Read more here…
Excerpt of article written for Deutsche Welle, published on November 19, 2018: Belgium-based singer Lala Njava’s native Madagascar is facing a barrage of environmental problems threatening its unique biodiversity. She tells DW why she’s made it her mission to alert people to the dangers. Read…
Excerpt of article written for Deutsche Welle, published on October 16, 2018: Meat would actually cost about triple its current market price if we factored in its environmental impact. Could a “meat tax” cut consumption and help do what needs to be done to fight…
A webvideo I produced for Deutsche Welle’s environment section. Photo credit: Azri Adnan
A webvideo I produced for Deutsche Welle’s environment section. Photo credit: Tony Hisgett
A 360-degree video I shot while travelling through some of Thailand’s beautiful nature.
Excerpt of article written for Deutsche Welle, published on April 26, 2017: After 100 days of Donald Trump as US president, how much impact have his policies had on the environment? Will a growing global consensus and technological innovation be enough to stem their potential…
Excerpt of article written for Deutsche Welle, published on June 21, 2017: French President Emmanuel Macron is following through on his vow to “make our planet great again” by pledging 30 million euros for climate research. DW asked two prominent French climate scientists what it’s…
Excerpt of article written for The Daily Telegraph, published on March 10, 2017: An elderly man was attacked with a machete in Dusseldorf on Friday, hours after a similar attack by a mentally ill asylum seeker wielding an axe left nine people injured at the city’s train…
Germany’s finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble denounced the Greek government for destroying trust in “incomprehensible ways” when he joined a tense meeting of eurozone finance ministers earlier this month. Mr Schäuble, arriving in Brussels for talks on the new proposals from Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in…
A Holocaust survivor criticised a German court for jailing a 94-year-old man dubbed the “Bookkeeper of Auschwitz” for four years for complicity in the murder of 300,000 Hungarian Jews. Eva Mozes Kor, 81, who is one of 70 co-plaintiffs, said it would provide greater value to…
The Queen will be making her fifth state visit to Germany in more than 60 years on the throne this week, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she’s looking forward to what she describes as always a “big event” for the country. But will…