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As threats rise, African scientists dig into climate health risks
Bangladesh aims to stem trafficking of Rohingya by opening schools
Storm-hit Zimbabweans endure another rainy season in risky homes
Death toll from flooding in Brazil mining state rises to 52
Militia clashes in Central African Republic kill around 40
Thirty-nine killed in militant attack on Burkina Faso village
For Burundi gravedigger, memories resurface as mass grave exhumed
Burkina Faso town struggles to cope with fallout of violence
Ahead of Olympics, Tokyo prepares foreigners for disasters
Thousands flee northwest Syria as Assad pushes closer to Idlib
UN seeks more aid for Afghanistan as poverty grows
Turkey ends rescue efforts after earthquake toll reaches 41
Families use unsafe wells as taps run dry in drought-hit Zimbabwe
Rwanda detaining, abusing street children: rights group
Nearly 50 dead, thousands displaced as storms lash Brazil
Salvadoran general admits army carried out infamous 1981 massacre
UN concerned about Mexico's actions against migrants
British ballet shines spotlight on refugee women
Domain sale could do 'irreparable harm' to millions of charities
Yemen's frontline port struggles to fight deadly fever
World Court orders Myanmar to take steps to protect Rohingya
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Tree planting extends an olive branch across the climate divide
Home sweet home? Not for 200,000+ stateless in U.S.
Zimbabwe says grain stocks running out after drought
Turkish aid groups building houses in Syria for Idlib's displaced
analysis
Whatever the weather: Southern Africa tries new hunger fixes
Rohingya refugees pray for justice ahead of genocide ruling
Don't close ports to migrants, pope says after Salvini case
After four decades of war, Afghan widows battle for homes
UK citizens' assembly to discuss how to meet 2050 climate goal
Last decade most expensive for natural disasters
Australia PM: Removing hazards as important as reducing emissions
World needs to prepare for 'millions' of climate refugees: UN
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