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Syria cross-border aid may end amid U.N. Security Council deadlock
Killings in eastern Congo 'may amount to crimes against humanity'
Most Puerto Ricans without power, many sleep outdoors after quakes
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Life for the Rohingya in the world’s largest refugee camp
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Stateless: The world's most invisible people
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Life for the Rohingya in the world’s largest refugee camp
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Scientists paint Australia fires as red alert on climate change
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Bulgaria environment minister charged over water crisis, resigns p
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Kenya warns locust swarm is spreading, threatening food security
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Slow climate action may see warming do Russia more harm than good
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Salty water in Bangkok new 'reality' as sea pushes farther inland
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Extreme weather leaves Congo capital residents underwater
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Indian slaves swap bondage for boardroom at tea plantation
Anuradha Nagaraj
Australia urges mass evacuation as monster bushfires return
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Child deaths in Cambodia spark call for construction freeze
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US billion-dollar weather disasters doubled in last decade: report
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Mexican migrants removed from border camp after family separation
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Canada's 'two-spirit' doctor guides trans teenagers
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Puerto Rico slowly brings back electricity after powerful quake
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Encrypted app aims to boost sex crime reporting in India
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Australian authorities warn bushfire reprieve will be over soon
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Morocco to spend $12 bln to secure water supply over next 7 years
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Puerto Rico declares emergency after earthquakes
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To avert future flood chaos, Jakarta urged to defend nature
Michael Taylor
It's official: India just experienced its hottest decade on record
Annie Banerji
Australia's leaders unmoved on climate action after deadly fires
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Thirty killed in northeast Nigeria bomb blast on crowded bridge
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U.N. resumes grain milling in starvation-threatened Yemen
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Russell Crowe uses Golden Globes win to highlight Australia fires
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Indian govt seeks to woo Bollywood stars over citizenship law
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After Indonesia's deadly floods, few hear climate 'wake up call'
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Celebrities raise funds to help victims of Australian bushfires
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Tens of thousands march in India to protest citizenship laws
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Authorities warn Australian fires developing own weather systems
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Flights suspended in Libya's capital as violence intensifies
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Water harvesting has added benefit for Kenya: less flooding
Caroline Wambui
Indonesia seeds clouds to keep them away from flooded capital
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Digging up dirt - could soil contain answer to food shortages?
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Mami Mizutori
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Ten years after earthquake, Haiti still vulnerable to disasters
In the past decade, Haiti has been hit by drought, cholera, hurricanes and more tremors - and is struggling to protect its people
Jan Egeland
Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
A battle of values will determine the next decade of aid
The 2020s must not become the decade of indifference. We must better protect people fleeing war and disaster.
Laura Chinchilla Miranda
Costa Rica
Why inequality harms us all, and what we can do about it
Countries will not be able to beat inequality on their own. As with the climate crisis, collective action is an essential part of the solution.
Dana Krause
Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF)
We need to find sustainable solutions for Dadaab refugees
Having witnessed first-hand the scarcity and uncertainty in which people have been forced to live, it is agonising to see daily affronts to their dignity
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