A Divided Village and the Fragile Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan A new concrete border wall has split the Armenian village of Kirants, dividing it into two distinct parts. This 100-meter-long structure, made of three-meter-tall concrete slabs, has stood for over a year, separating homes and lives in a community of approximately 70 houses and…
The New Border and the Divided Lives Rolls of razor wire now run through the middle of the village known as Chouk Chey in Cambodia, stretching through fields of sugar cane. Just beyond, on the other side of the border, tall black screens rise from the ground, hiding Thai soldiers who erected them. This is…
Landowners in Texas Resist Government Efforts to Build Border Wall A group of landowners in Starr County, Texas, are resisting the government’s efforts to construct a border wall, which they argue threatens their property and way of life. These residents are facing legal battles with high-powered administration lawyers who have filed eminent domain lawsuits against…