Rough seas force new refugee routes, more children on move
At least 190,000 children have sought asylum in Europe so far this year, or 700 a day
Helicopters winch Lebanese, Syrian migrants from sea off Cyprus
October's migrant and refugee flow to Europe matched whole of 2014
Rough seas force new refugee routes, more children on move
At least 190,000 children have sought asylum in Europe so far this year, or 700 a day
Helicopters winch Lebanese, Syrian migrants from sea off Cyprus
October's migrant and refugee flow to Europe matched whole of 2014
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Afghan woman who ran secret schools under Taliban wins prize
Sakeena Yacoobi helped provide schooling and healthcare in Afghan refugee camps in Pakistan -
Brazil needs green taxes, staff to protect environment: OECD
Brazil has cut its carbon footprint 40 pct since 2000, but must do more for sustainable environment, review says -
Amid Typhoon Haiyan recovery, some feel they are left behind
Thousands of families are still living on transitional shelters while awaiting for their permanent resettlement in central Philippines -
France ends law banning blood donation from homosexual men
"Giving blood is a generous act that cannot be conditioned by sexual orientation" - France's health minister
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Greece carries out first relocation of refugees to Luxembourg
Six families from Syria and Iraq were being relocated from Athens, among the first under a 780-million-euro, two-year scheme -
Tanzania rolls out sex education to curb teenage pregnancies
About 8,000 Tanzanian girls drop out of school every year due to pregnancy, limiting their education and employment horizons -
Rescued before execution: Islamic State hostages recount ordeal
Nearly 70 hostages were rescued from an Islamic State prison in a joint raid by U.S. and Kurdish special forces -
Aid rushed to Yemen after cyclone displaces 40,000
Civil defense and recovery efforts are hampered by seven-month war raging in the impoverished country -
Strong quake damages homes in eastern Indonesia
No reports of casualties from quake which also rattled neighbouring East Timor -
South Africa to name two more provinces as drought disaster areas
Three provinces already have drought declarations -
For peace, Colombia must return stolen land, respect rights
More than 6 million forced off their land by fighting, how can stolen, abandoned land be returned to rightful owners? -
Suu Kyi looks set to win Myanmar election, but problems loom
Party of the Nobel laureate is deeply divided despite popularity of Suu Kyi -
Large U.S. food firms launch plan to reduce waste, feed hungry
What can companies do to tighten their supply chains to reduce waste? Campbell Soup offers peach salsa -
Rare cyclone batters Yemen, thousands flee homes
Storm the most intense in decades in the arid country, whose response is hampered by poverty and civil war -
From Libya to El Nino, U.N. experts warn: there's worse to come
Burundi could see another coup, militants would gain land in Afghanistan and Mali, and Ethiopia would not have enough food to cope with drought -
Number of children seeking asylum in Europe doubles-UNICEF UK
Many have fled Syria or countries hosting Syrian refugees, where child labour and child marriage have increased since start of war -
As morgue fills, IFRC pledges more aid for refugees in Greece
Allowing legal passage across the Aegean would help save lives and stop traffickers profiting from their misery
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Crunching data and sowing seeds of change to reach zero hunger
By Eloise Todd, The ONE CampaignMapping needs, tracking resources to results and analysing policies is essential to reach zero hunger
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One year after Ebola crisis: impact of the disease far from over
By Mike NoyesThe battle against one of the deadliest viruses of this century is far from over
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'Loss and damage': a core ingredient for a new climate deal
By Sven HarmelingThe life and death consequences of extreme events like El NiƱo show climate loss and damage is a real world problem
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Time to finish the job on global goal on water and sanitation
By Margaret BattyWe are one step closer to a time when dying by unsafe water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene will be a thing of the past
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Ethiopia drought threatens baked bean supply, farmer incomes
By Georgina SmithBut new drought-resilient bean varieties, soon to be tested in Africa, could cushion growers against climate change
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