Decoder Replay: A flood of migration from climate change
Extreme weather events are forcing people out of their homes around the world. How can we better prepare for these population shifts?
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Decoder Replay: A flood of migration from climate change
Extreme weather events are forcing people out of their homes around the world. How can we better prepare for these population shifts?
Decoder Replay: Do good fences really make good neighbors?
While Russia and Ukraine war over their shared border, other countries show that borders can come down or be changed without armed conflict.
Decoder Replay: Draw your own map to the future
Technology and environmental changes happen so fast, we can’t picture the world five years from now, let alone 50. So how to best prepare for the unknown?
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A story everywhere you look
For Kaja Andrić, the best news stories are wherever she happens to be, whether it’s at News Decoder or the New York Times.
Young people want to be heard. Are you listening?
For our 11th birthday we brought together people from across the world, young and old, to explore the power of journalism and education to amplify voices.
The stories that stood out
A panel of three judges read dozens of articles produced by News Decoder students. These are the ones that wowed them.





















