When 'toys' explode in Gaza
"I thought it was a toy before it exploded in my hand," the 11-year-old said in her home in Gaza City, where she picked up an unexploded remnant from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Geothermal power
Is geothermal one of the key power sources of the future as the world turns away from fossil fuels?
Rebuilding healthcare, healing survivors in typhoon-hit central Philippines
Haiyan, the strongest storm on record, destroyed many healthcare centres. Our correspondent visited the typhoon-affected areas almost three months later to see how aid agencies like ICRC have been filling the gap
LIVE TODAY: Disasters hurt more women than men. The solution?
Worldwide, women and girls are up to 14 times more likely than men to die in a disaster. They often find themselves confined to traditional gender roles that limit their ability to lead, which can make them more vulnerable when disaster strikes. In an online debate ahead of the International Day for Disaster Reduction (October 13), organised by the Thomson Reuters Foundation and the BRACED programme, we will discuss ways of helping women become more resilient to climate extremes. What should governments, aid agencies and businesses do differently to protect lives and put women and girls at the core of disaster risk reduction?
5 facts: World Malaria Day
World Malaria Day 2013 - Invest in the future: defeat malaria
The Yazidi women fighting Islamic State
Yazidi female women take up arms and fight against Islamic State militants attacking women and girls from their community
5 facts: why small-scale fishery matters
500 million people depend on small-scale fishery for their livelihoods. Here are 5 facts about the importance of small-scale fishery