In 1881, Argentina and Chile signed an agreement to avoid conflict over Patagonia. The treaty drew a straight line down Tierra del Fuego: the eastern half went to Argentina, and the western half—plus the islands and the Beagle Channel—went to Chile. It was a political compromise to stop both nations from claiming the whole region. #documentary #documentaryfilm #storytelling #jayveescars #geography | Denis Karori

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'Ukraine was the food basket of the world before this conflict started' — More than 2.3 billion people experience food insecurity worldwide. Here's why conflict is one of the main causes, and what can be done to minimize it. | NowThis Impact

“Always in life there is a vice versa." Andrew Fioga is a former Solomon Islands militant, now youth worker, who's story is part of our Virtual Reality (VR) series, 'The Price of Conflict, the Prospect of Peace'. In 360 degrees, transport yourself to the dusty streets of Honiara and the hills of Guadalcanal and hear the stories of those whose lives have been foreever changed by conflict, but who are looking forward with hope. This VR film is best experienced using your smartphone, with headphone