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Amy Stockdale
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Amy Stockdale

Author and multimedia journalist from Northern Ireland.

Amy loves exploring the wonders of science and how they connect to society. A scientist by training, she swapped the lab for the newsroom after finishing her Ph.D. in neuroscience.

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Featured stories by Amy Stockdale

US President Donald Trump speaks with reporters prior to boarding Marine One as he departs from the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, on April 11, 2026

Can the 25th Amendment remove Donald Trump from office?

Calls to remove Donald Trump from office are growing, as Democrats and some Republicans question his fitness to serve.
PoliticsApril 17, 2026
A US soldier lying with his rifle in front of an American flag that hangs from a Humvee during live fire exercises in the Kuwaiti desert south of Iraq

Can the US military sustain a long war in Iran?

Donald Trump says the US has a "virtually unlimited" supply of weapons. But how confident should Washington be?
ConflictsMarch 10, 2026
A man stands in the middle of a gully in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Photo by Matthias Vanmaercke

Massive trenches are swallowing homes across the DRC

As "gullies" tear through the DRC, researchers attribute the growing crisis to climate change and poor urban planning.
Nature and EnvironmentSeptember 16, 2025
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Biggest quarry trucks in the world at open cast copper mine in Zambia

Zambia: Is the US trading HIV treatment for resources?

Zambia: Is the US trading HIV treatment for resources?

In the southern African nation, millions rely on American funding for HIV treatment.
PoliticsApril 10, 2026
A man attaches a paper tulip bearing well wishes to a string

For Iranian Americans, Nowruz brings hope — and worry

For Iranian Americans, Nowruz brings hope — and worry

The Iran war weighs on Persian New Year celebrations in the US, as people worry about loved ones back home.
SocietyMarch 19, 202603:09 min
Picture of people holiding up anti-war placards.

From Guatemala to Panama: US affairs in Latin America

From Guatemala to Panama: US affairs in Latin America

The attack on Venezuela is part of the history of US military interventions and influence efforts in Latin America.
HistoryJanuary 11, 2026
The NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite at the Indian Space Research Organization's Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota, Tirupati district, Andhra Pradesh, India.

US, India launch satellite to track Earth's surface

US, India launch satellite to track Earth's surface

The mission will map the Earth's surface in incredible detail.
ScienceJuly 30, 2025
A mass of flowers, cards and other items related to Ozzy Osbourne at Black Sabbath Bridge in Birmingham

Ozzy Osbourne fans in Birmingham honor heavy metal star

Ozzy Osbourne fans in Birmingham honor heavy metal star

Thousands of fans lined the streets of Birmingham to say farewell to Ozzy Osbourne.
CultureJuly 30, 2025
Woman with her child, his bones very visible under his skin

Middle East: Gaza famine 'playing out' — UN-backed monitor

Middle East: Gaza famine 'playing out' — UN-backed monitor

Food crisis experts have predicted "widespread death" if action is not taken against hunger in Gaza. DW has more.
PoliticsJuly 29, 2025
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