Photo feature Migration 4 October 2018 “If the water finishes, we will leave”: Drought is forcing hundreds of thousands of Afghans from their homes Barren fields, rising debt, and desperate measures: What daily life looks like in the drought-stricken provinces of Herat and Badghis
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 3 September 2018 In Vietnam, early-season floods warn of climate change risks to come The country finds itself increasingly on the disaster front line as storms become more erratic and intense
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 30 August 2018 Four days in Kerala: India’s flooding in pictures Life following the state’s worst floods since 1924
Photo feature Solutions and Innovations 29 August 2018 3D printing offers new hope for war-wounded Advances in medical technology are giving amputees more practical and adaptable options
Photo feature Conflict 11 June 2018 A day in the life of a Kabul emergency room “To understand this country, simply look at the numbers in this hospital”
Photo feature Migration 4 June 2018 ‘Always looking at the sky’: Life amidst Somalia’s flood waters After drought, heavy rains and overflowing rivers bring new worries
Photo feature Aid and Policy 3 April 2018 After Afrin: No Safe Haven Scenes from a week with civilians displaced by the battle for the Syrian-Kurdish enclave
Photo feature Migration 23 March 2018 Crossroads Djibouti: The African migrants who defy Yemen's war Braving harsh terrain, kidnapping threats and a months’ long journey
Photo feature Conflict 19 March 2018 The quest to heal Iraq's Yazidis Inside the understaffed Sinjar hospital where thousands of returnees rely on scant treatment
Photo feature Migration 23 November 2017 Hostility in US, Europe makes Mexico a new refugee destination of choice Facing barriers in traditional settlement countries, asylum seekers are looking elsewhere. But is Mexico prepared for the influx?
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 30 October 2017 Devastation and recovery in Dominica It will take years, but the Caribbean island's rebirth after Hurricane Maria is beginning
Photo feature Migration 9 October 2017 Malnutrition stalks Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh More than half of new arrivals are children, but the sheer size of the influx has made it difficult to address high rates of malnourishment
